His graphic world is comprised largely of the open outdoors, though it is an outdoors implied more by the movement of the people and animals busying themselves with work, ritual, and play than an envisioned landscape--there are rarely trees or shrubs, mountains or horizons.
It helped them to shape the action; it changed how they envisioned the landscape, and where the borders were.
The newly designed grove, as envisioned by landscape architects paid by the Yosemite Conservancy, is expected to be a quieter and more spiritual place.
The drafters of the Williams Act envisioned a landscape that would allow outsiders who were not seeking to control a company to keep accumulating shares, provided that they made the required disclosures.
Under the umbrella of social justice and democracy, many regions of the world, including the inner city, have been envisioned as landscapes of social and political instability and targeted for development as such.
To tackle these problems, the KPMG HEDIIP report included specific blueprint proposals for a 'New Data Landscape', envisioned as 'a data and information landscape for Higher Education in the UK that has effective governance and leadership, promotes data standards, rationalises data flows and maximises the value of technology and enables improved data capability' (KPMG, 2015: 9).
Images of bodies being absorbed into the landscape show up in the film "Felix in Exile," as the character of Felix Teitlebaum, a melancholic artist, looks into his drawings and tries to envision this landscape outside the bounds of his room.
The imaginative intensity with which Powys re-envisioned the landscape in which he had grown up (he wrote the book while living in upstate New York) almost blotted out the beauty of the place I had come to see.
The Sustainable Biofuels Consensus envisions a "landscape that provides food, fodder, fiber, and energy, which offers opportunities for rural development; that diversifies energy supply, restores ecosystems, protects biodiversity, and sequesters carbon".
Past work of the Geohumanities Initiative includes the publications of the essay collections Geohumanities: Art, History, and Text at the Edge of Place and Envisioning Landscapes, Making Worlds.
Today, there is essentially one way most residents envision landscapes for their homes: a green lawn accompanied by various shrubs or flowers with a tree or two which have become iconic of the city.
