Landscape

Landscape comprises the visible features of an area of land.

Landscape may also refer to:

In history and culture:

• Landscape archaeology, study of the material traces of past peoples within the context of their interactions in the wider (typically regional) social and natural environment they inhabited.
• Landscape history, the study of the way in which mankind has changed the physical appearance of the environment - both present and past.
• Cultural landscapes are 'combined works of nature and of man'.

In geography:

• Landscape architecture, the art of planning, designing, and managing public and private landscapes and gardens.
• Landscape design, the design of open space urban or rural areas
• Landscape ecology, a subdiscipline of ecology that investigates the ecological causes and consequences of spatial pattern, process and change in landscapes
• Landscape engineering, the technical aspect of landscape architecture
• Landscape garden, large scale estate gardens, and is usually applied to the 18th and 19th centuries, and seen as a precursor to landscape architecture
• Landscape manager, a person who cares for human-made or natural landscapes
• Landscape planning, the planning of large scale and/or long term landscape development projects
• Landscape urbanism is a theory of urbanism arguing that landscape, rather than architecture, is more capable of organizing the city and enhancing the urban experience
• Landscape Park (Poland), a type of protected area of lesser importance than a National Park

In popular culture and the arts:

• Anthropic landscape, a concept in string theory
• Landscape, a play by Harold Pinter
• Landscape art, the depiction of scenery in landscape painting, landscape photography or other media
• Landscape (band), was a British jazz-funk-synthpop band, active in the 1970s and 80s
• Landscape page orientation, of a rectangular page, painting or other graphic where the longer axis is horizontal
• Landscape photography

In computing:

• Landscape, a service provided by Canonical Ltd.

In science:

• Fitness landscape, the relationship between genotypes (or phenotypes) and reproductive success.
• String theory landscape, large number of possible false vacua in string theory.

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