Located on the northern end of Central Park, the pool measures 285 feet by 120 feet, bigger than an Olympic-size pool.

Frederick Law Olmsted was an American landscape architect, journalist, social critic, and public administrator. He is considered to be the father of landscape architecture. Olmsted was famous for ...

The father of landscape architecture’s most commemorated space is New York City’s crown jewel, Central Park. But this eminent landscape architect, who turns 200 today, has a legacy that runs ...

Renderings courtesy of Susan T. Rodriguez Architecture Design and the Central Park Conservancy. The northern end of Central Park that surrounds the Harlem Meer will soon get a major revamp. There ...

Today the Central Park Conservancy announced that the northern end of Central Park is slated to get a $150 million upgrade by 2024. ... led by chief landscape architect Christopher J. Nolan, ...

Frederick Law Olmsted, the father of landscape architecture, fell in love with the Hill Country—and mimicked aspects of its beauty in Central Park and his other renowned urban designs.

The Davis Center, which now replaces the Lasker, rests on entirely different assumptions. It regards the park as a work of landscape art, whose natural topography should dictate its architecture.

Central Park's North End will be getting a much-needed $150 million restoration and reconstruction, ... Chief Landscape Architect for Central Park who started at the Conservancy in 1989, ...

In her new memoir, “Saving Central Park,” Elizabeth Barlow Rogers, who founded the Conservancy and led it for 15 years, recounts how her organization spearheaded the revival.

Map shows landscape architect Steve Buechner's proposed masterplan for replacing the elevated section of Interstate 81 through downtown Syracuse. Buechner proposes a 32-acre park (shown in green ...