PROFILE
Jack Rossi earned a Bachelor of Science in Landscape Architecture degree from Purdue University and a Master of Landscape Architecture degree (with a minor in Studio Art) from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst. He also studied Painting and Photography at the Hartford Art School and Creative Writing at Dartmouth College. Prior to establishing his firm in 2003, Mr. Rossi held senior level positions with prominent design firms in the northeastern U.S. including, Johnson and Richter, Inc., Avon, CT, Russell, Gibson, vonDohlen Architects, Farmington, CT and Carr, Lynch, Sandell, Inc. in Cambridge, Massachusetts. He’s taught as an adjunct professor at the Institute of Ecosystem Studies, Millbrook, New York and Vermont Technical College, Randolph, Vermont and served as a design critic at the University of Massachusetts and the University of Connecticut. He is registered in six states and has a broad range of experience spanning 25 years of professional practice.
NEW!
Download a PDF of the article and pictorial featuring the work of Jack Rossi in the Summer 2009 issue of
Here In Hanover magazine.
"I have known Mr. Rossi for 15 years and have the utmost respect for his intellectual and creative capacity. I first got to know Jack when we worked together professionally as landscape architects in Connecticut. During this time we collaborated on several major environmental design projects in which his talent as a landscape architect and his innovative ideas on environmental design and landscape theory impressed me immensely.
From this working experience I came to regard him as a truly creative, deeply thoughtful and talented person. He exhibits that rare ability to generate innovative ideas, develop and refine the best ideas and then creatively express or translate those ideas into impressive written and/or spatial design outcomes."
Dr. Ray Green
Head of Landscape Architecture
University of Melbourne