What year was Central Park designed by Olmsted and Vaux completed?

The design of Central Park by Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux was officially completed in 1858, after they won a design competition for the park. This year marks a significant milestone in landscape architecture, as the park was one of the first landscaped public parks in the United States, setting a precedent for future parks across the country. The creation of Central Park introduced innovative concepts of naturalistic landscape design, promoting public access to green space and transforming urban living. This achievement is reflective of Olmsted and Vaux's philosophical approach to landscape architecture, emphasizing the integration of nature into urban environments for the benefit of all citizens. Their design process, which began in the early 1850s, culminated in the laying out of a park that would influence countless subsequent landscape designs and broaden the understanding of how public spaces could be utilized and enjoyed.