The Prescient Planner.

The article focuses on landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted and his architectural works, particularly for Central Park in Manhattan, New York City. It says that William Alex organized and directed an exhibition at the National Gallery in Washington that commemorates the 150th anniversary of Olmsted's birth. Moreover, it mentions several characteristics which held Olmstead as the best urban designer in New York including his originality, clarity to details, and his wide imagination.