The phrase "articulated landscape" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to geography, architecture, or design, where the landscape is described as being clearly defined or structured.
Example: "The architect's vision for the park included an articulated landscape that seamlessly blended natural elements with urban design."
Alternatives: "defined landscape" or "structured landscape".
Looking about him at mid-century, Smith saw a great deal of "trucking" and bartering — a vast, buzzing, articulated landscape of productive and commercial activity that connected everyone to everyone else.
Nobody ever saw one animal by its gestures and natural cries signify to another, this is mine, that yours; I am willing to give this for that.'' Looking about him at mid-century, Smith saw a great deal of "trucking" and bartering — a vast, buzzing, articulated landscape of productive and commercial activity that connected everyone to everyone else.
Without any connection to its soul or flavor, I am unable to transcend the illustrative and decorative elements that allow me to credibly articulate a landscape's reason or dynamic.
In Justus's earliest known painting, the Crucifixion triptych (c. 1465), the attenuated, angular figures and the barren landscape articulated by short, taut curves reveal the influence of the painter Dieric Bouts.
Born in the aftermath of World War II, this movement valued the inner world over external objects and articulated an emotional landscape fraught with uncertainty and despair.
Instead, they articulate distilled landscapes of receding, silhouetted hills in shades of emerald, wheat, pomegranate and mustard.
"Nowheres" is a series of beautifully articulated 3-D desert landscapes, bathed in twilight.
The first ambition treats the project of the city as a cultural, political and aesthetic act; the latter as a strategic project for urbanization, articulated through its architecture, landscape and infrastructure.
In so doing, we address three questions: first, what landscape values are articulated within the planning process; second, what is the anticipated impact of 1000 new dwellings on those values; and third, how does place attachment figure in the ensuing debates.
Long limbs and big landscapes and fully articulated facial features — adult life, in short — were unaffordable luxuries.
Long limbs and big landscapes and fully articulated facial features adult life, in short were unaffordable luxuries.
