
its the way Frank Lloyd Wright defined landscape
he said that the eventual success of a cultivated environment is not the result of plants or structures upon the landscape, but rather the sum of both tangible and the intangible that is,the unification of the substantive elements upon the site with the personalities and experiences of those who visit in the total environment ment that has been created
Thus, this environment ultimately becomes both a literal and sensual experience of the pervading essence or spirit of the place
The amalgamation of criteria or lesser degree, inherent in each property designed by Frank Lloyd Wright
note: tangible means touchable or solid thing
he said that the eventual success of a cultivated environment is not the result of plants or structures upon the landscape, but rather the sum of both tangible and the intangible that is,the unification of the substantive elements upon the site with the personalities and experiences of those who visit in the total environment ment that has been created
Thus, this environment ultimately becomes both a literal and sensual experience of the pervading essence or spirit of the place
The amalgamation of criteria or lesser degree, inherent in each property designed by Frank Lloyd Wright
note: tangible means touchable or solid thing