noun
definition
A view of a town, or a subjective image of a town
definition
A depiction of an urban scene
verb
definition
To design and lay out (buildings) as a town.
Examples of townscape in a Sentence
Nearly all the town is within designated conservation areas and many buildings are of townscape merit.
Due to the sunken nature of the site in relation to the surrounding townscape, not all entrances are wheelchair friendly.
This unique architectural solution will produce a development which will positively enhance the townscape of the central area.
These are national awards for new work that improves the townscape of Britain.
If there is no alternative, on-street parking will generally provide better townscape than front curtilage parking.
The impact of traffic is also having a detrimental impact on the historic townscape.
Take a walk along the Leeds and Liverpool Canal towpath through the Weavers ' Triangle - a well preserved Victorian industrial townscape.
He also conveys the harmony and completeness of much of the existing townscape with its intricate pattern of winding alleys and hidden courtyards.
Sarah Hopkins is already well known for her series of screenprints of the local townscape.
The objective was to produce a building of simple elegance with a strong presence within a quality townscape.
The term townscape is defined and described together with sense of space and the qualities of townscape that create a sense of space.
Open & closed spaces The townscape character of the Garrison area is dominated by openness.
Recently renovated, its corner position makes it an important townscape feature.
In all cases there must be suitable treatment of the frontage to maintain townscape quality.