Three generations of Corrina Rossetti’s family witnessed their rural surroundings transform around their Central Massachusetts home each season. Corrina soon realized she could shape that world. Her interest in design emerged in high school and transformed into a love by her sophomore year of college as a transfer student to the University of Massachusetts Amherst. She loved learning about native plants and the histories of various landscapes that they studied. These experiences continue to inform her design work.

During Corrina’s time at UMass, she involved herself in the BSLA Student Chapter and helped to plan events and to extend opportunities to her classmates. She was also an editor of the BSLA Fieldbook in her senior year. Corrina graduated summa cum laude with a Bachelor of Science in Landscape Architecture and received the ASLA Honor Award for her studies.

Beyond design, Corrina has a passion for photography and claims to collect too many houseplants. In her free time, she enjoys spending time in Vermont hiking and snowboarding with her family and friends.