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  1. FREDERICK LAW OLMSTED Access to the landscapes he designed was also important to him. His intent was to meet human needs, and to that end he made his parks accessible to all--not only all social groups, but also all ages and all physical conditions. On Mount Royal itself, as part of the system of drives and walking paths that

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  2. MOUNT ROYAL IN THE WORKS OF FREDERICK LAW OLMSTED is an informative document about Olmsted's Mount Royal landscape legacy that was produced 'in-house' by the City of Montreal.

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  3. May 25, 2017 · City council went straight to Frederick Law Olmsted, whose reputation as a landscape architect – a term he invented for himself – had grown spectacularly since he started work on New York’s...

  4. In 1876, Frederick Law Olmsted developed a park plan for the mountainous terrain of Mount Royal. It is argued here that his plan has encouraged the development of the landscapes and enhanced the walkability within the adjacent areas.

  5. Frederick Law Olmsted was retained to design the park and undertook the work between 1874 and 1876. 5 The PQAA, founded in 1890, served as the platform from which the Maxwells and other leading Montreal professionals promoted the urgent need for urban reform.

  6. u parc du Mont-Royal conçu par Frederick Law Olmsted. Au terme de leur rencontre, les adminis-trateurs de la NAOP émettent une déclaration sur le mont Royal (voir texte intégral en annexe) équivalant à un bilan exhaustif du parc et de son état actuel, traitant de la place qu’il occupe dans l’œuvr.

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  8. Jul 5, 2023 · In 1900 New Hampshire-born Frederick Todd became Canada’s first professional landscape architect when he established an office in Montreal. His interest in the city developed while working for the Olmsted firm on Mount Royal Park.

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