Landscape Architecture College of Design

Laura Musacchio

Associate Professor

  • BLA and MLA, State University New York Syracuse
  • Ph.D, Urban and Regional Science. Texas A&M

As an educator and researcher, Laura Musacchio works to advance the intellectual foundation of sustainable landscapes in landscape design and landscape science. Her current research tests alternative landscape hypotheses for how human-created restoration and cultivation patterns affect biodiversity, hydrological, and energy conservation in metropolitan landscapes, which includes urban and rural places. Some current projects emphasize the themes of re-greening cities, designing sustainable cities, and regenerating great bioregions. In addition to teaching in the Department of Landscape Architecture, she is affiliated with the Ph.D and MS programs in Conservation Biology, Water Resources Sciences and the Master of Urban and Regional Planning program, and is on the editorial boards of Landscape Ecology and Landscape and Urban Planning. For more information, please go to her web site at www.lauramusacchio.com.

Recent Publications

Recognition

Courses Taught

  • LA5203: Ecological Dimensions of Space Making
  • LA5204: Landscape Ecology
  • LA5400: Re-greening Cities and Bioregions Seminar
  • LA8203: Making Regional Landscape Space