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, 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.

A look at construction on the new rink, pool coming to Central Park 02:34. NEW YORK — Central Park's Lasker Rink and Pool took its last lap almost four years ago in early 2021.Its closure made ...

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A capstone project of the revitalization of northern Central Park, the Davis Center replaces the old Lasker Rink.It has been 7 1/2 years in the making and comes with a whopping $160 million price tag.

Central Park’s new Davis Center is open with year-round programs and green space. ... Architecture • Design. Set into the rolling landscape of the park’s northern tip, ...

CENTRAL PARK, Manhattan (WABC) -- As the weather starts to warm up, Central Park's new Harlem Meer is ready to open, ... former chief landscape architect, and project consultant. ...

Central Park Architect Frederick Law Olmsted’s ... e determined to think of no results to be realized in less than forty years,” landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted wrote to his son ...

New York City officials are expected to announce Thursday that they’ve selected landscape architecture firm Starr Whitehouse to help design widened green space medians along 11 blocks of Manh… ...