Olmsted & Vaux

Olmsted and Vaux were pioneering landscape architects in the 19th century, best known for designing Central Park in New York City. Their work emphasized natural beauty, public space, and accessibility, blending nature with urban life. They advocated for parks as vital places for relaxation and recreation, benefiting public health and social interaction. Their design philosophy often included features like winding paths, open meadows, and serene water bodies, creating harmonious environments that promote well-being. Their legacy continues to influence landscape architecture and urban planning today.