Building Resilience in our Designs and Policy
Stacy Passmore is the Co-Founder of Superbloom, a Denver-based landscape architecture practice. Her work focuses on reimagining Western landscapes to be climate-resilient, biodiverse, and deeply connected to place, through projects, research, and community partnerships. She is recognized for leading collaborative, creative processes that bring ecological systems and human experience into balance.
Superbloom approaches design as a practice of resilience, moving past outdated models of high-water lawns and decorative plantings toward landscapes that conserve resources, support biodiversity, and inspire connection. From rewilding golf courses to shaping new codes that phase out non-functional turf, Superbloom’s work shows how design and policy together can create more adaptive and enduring landscapes.