greenprint Β n.βΒ Β«Papers already submitted to the Burgess Park Steering Group, a joint subcommittee of councillors from the planning and leisure committees, indicate variations on the former GLC greenprint. Early this year when the new leisure and...
throw-up Β n.βΒ Β«Across the street from the doorway collage is a big, black squiggle on the side of a rundown market. Two doors down, behind some leaning pallets, are two-toned bubble-letter βthrow-ups,β around the corner.» ββIn the landscape of...
bridge Β n.βΒ Β«Bridge, (merchandise that falls between the designer level and more moderately priced brands) is a relatively new term, coined by retailers 20 to 30 years ago, says Cohen. Back then, the fashion landscape was changing. Women started...
firescaping Β n.βΒ Β«California landscape architect Owen Dell has made firescaping a specialty. Says Dell, βAesthetics is not one of the tradeoffs in fire-safe landscaping. A good design can incorporate fire safety, drought tolerance and all the other...
graffer Β n.βΒ Β«Thereβs been an explosion of graffiti in the downtown district in New Haven this summer. To the trained eye, itβs not just an part of the urban landscape. Police say, it is often a reflection of whatβs going on in the streets below...
viewshed n. the landscape or topography visible from a geographic point, especially that having aesthetic value. Etymological Note: This term is directly related to watershed βan area or ridge of land that separates waters flowing to different...

