Laura Cipriani

Laura Cipriani

Laura Cipriani is an assistant professor of landscape architecture at Delft University of Technology and a founder of Superlandscape, a landscape and urban design firm. She holds a Ph.D. in Landscape Urbanism from IUAV, a master’s degree in landscape and urban issues from Harvard GSD, and a master’s in Architecture from IUAV.

Her current research addresses climate change issues, starting from the materiality of water and soil, and adopting (co)design approaches. She authored and edited several books, including Fluid Soils. (Co)Designing for the Wadden Sea Landscapes(2024). (Co)Designing Hope: Aqueous Landscapes in Transition was published with Routledge in 2025, featuring numerous projects and research on the “body of water,” including contributions by landscape architects, geographers, academics, engineers, and artists.

Air traffic has undergone significant changes since it became available to a wider population. The commercialisation of air travel, supported by reduced costs and technological development, increased the size of passenger terminals and the overall footprint of airports, driving urban and infrastructural transformation. At the same time, the life cycle of an airport is unpredictable, […]

Playful Pedagogies: Climate Change as a Game advances play as a mode of teaching and as a way for children and students to engage with landscapes under pressure. Entrapped in existing worlds and unable to let go of the known, how can children and students teach us, or, what would a cow have to say? We must admit it is not easy to shift to such a perspective.

Laura Cipriani is an assistant professor of landscape architecture at Delft University of Technology and a founder of Superlandscape, a landscape and urban design firm. She holds a Ph.D. in Landscape Urbanism from IUAV, a master’s degree in landscape and urban issues from Harvard Graduate School of Design, and a master’s in Architecture from IUAV. […]

Browse landscape architecture projects

Travelling?
See projects nearby!

Get Landezine’s Weekly Newsletter
and keep in touch!

Subscribe and receive news, articles, opportunities, projects and profiles from the community, once per week! Subscribe