Superbloom is an award-winning landscape architecture practice located in Denver, Colorado committed to dynamic design, environmental stewardship and deep research.
Inspired by the dynamic landscape of the American West, our design practice lays the groundwork for flourishing ecologies and resilient communities. Our projects have transformed over 2,000 acres into biodiverse, community-rich public spaces. We’ve won national and global design awards, partnered with governments, institutions, and innovative developers, and helped our clients raise millions of dollars in funding to help their projects come to life.
Superbloom’s 2024 Plant of the Year: Kinnikinnick!
Our 2024 Plant Wrapped is in, and our top hit is a small but mighty shrub we…
How Colorado’s New Water Efficiency Mandates Are Shaping the Future of Landscape Architecture
With Colorado's new legislation targeting non-functional turf and promoting…
Goth Gardens :: Hauntingly Beautiful
Moody and moving, Superbloom has a new goth garden!
Cherry Creek and Speer Blvd. Vision and Feasibility Study Awarded ASLA Colorado Merit Award for Analysis and Planning 2024
Thank you to ASLA Colorado for the 2024 Merit Award in the category of Analysis…
Local Media Coverage of Superbloom’s NbS Toolkit
Boulder County hires firm to suggest climate-friendly landscape strategies
Boulder County Taps Superbloom to Create First-of-Its-Kind Toolkit Integrating Nature Into Urban Planning
Superbloom is working with Boulder County on a "toolkit to develop…
Warm Springs Preserve is Shortlisted for World Landscape Architecture Award – Conceptual, Large Landscape Design 2024
Warm Springs Preserve recently shortlisted for the 2024 World Landscape…
Our Design Approach
We believe that an ecological approach to design and landscape-led strategies are foundational to the future of public space. We work with the elements and systems of landscape to cultivate transformative future conditions. Inspired by the dynamic landscape of the American West, our design practice lays the groundwork for flourishing ecologies and resilient communities.
