0 past simple and past participle of landscape
1 to change the appearance of an area of land, especially next to a building or road so that it looks more like natural countryside
Originally, the project consisted of creating a landscaped section and a structural canopy.
Front doors are set immediately on to the hard landscaped areas.
The majority of the ground surface is landscaped.
The left-over patches of ground can be 'landscaped' with trees and flowers and the odd bench, with occasional use for a sandwich lunch.
All of the study sites are extensively landscaped with trees and can be considered as secondary forest habitats.
The ramp leading from the entrance court to the basement car park is a single vehicle in width reducing the impact on the landscaped areas around the building.
A further particularity of his work is a fascination with the detailing of landscaped and hard surfaces and the poetry of these small details is well photographed in the book.
Yet it is hardly possible to take up one's residence in the kingdom of the ill unprejudiced by the lurid metaphors with which it has been landscaped.
