Olmsted Landscape

Olmsted Landscape refers to the style of landscape architecture pioneered by Frederick Law Olmsted in the 19th century. He emphasized designing natural spaces that harmonize with their surroundings, promote social interaction, and enhance well-being. His work includes famous parks like Central Park in New York City. Olmsted’s designs often feature sprawling lawns, winding paths, and carefully placed trees, creating serene areas that invite relaxation and recreation. His approach prioritized accessibility, beauty, and ecological balance, making public spaces enjoyable for everyone while fostering a connection to nature.