Stacy Passmore is a Principal and Co-Founder of Superbloom, a landscape architecture and planning practice based in Denver, Colorado, focused on resilient public landscapes and ecological design. She received a Master in Landscape Architecture from the Harvard Graduate School of Design, a Master of Community and Regional Planning from the University of British Columbia, and a Bachelor of Arts from New York University. While at the GSD, she was awarded the Charles Eliot Fellowship and the Penny White Project Award. She is a licensed landscape architect and certified urban planner.

Stacy’s work combines design research with practice, using fieldwork and systems thinking to translate complex environmental and social challenges into resilient public landscapes. Beyond practice, she serves on the UC Denver Landscape Architecture Advisory Committee, contributes to climate and landscape resiliency initiatives, helps organize local design lectures, and regularly mentors emerging designers through one-on-one conversations and career guidance. She enjoys connecting research, practice, and community while supporting the next generation of designers.

Living and practicing in the Intermountain West, Stacy is excited to help convene GSD alumni across the region, celebrate the innovative work happening throughout the Rocky Mountains, and strengthen connections within her community. She also hopes to support students and recent graduates by fostering mentorship, professional dialogue, and opportunities to connect across disciplines and generations of GSD alumni.

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Location: Denver, CO