Definition of roofscape in English:

roofscape

noun ˈruːfskeɪp

A scene or view of roofs, especially when considered in terms of its aesthetic appeal.
one of the most picturesque aspects of Louth is its roofscape
Example sentencesExamples
- But the speed with which we've reached here is remarkable; just two minutes, swooping and dipping over farmland on the northern edge of Leeds and then across the city centre roofscapes themselves.
- Inconsistent roofscapes on Main Street and varied building colours detract from the attractive village.
- Similar, open-air cinema spaces created a sensational roofscape - with the whole ensemble poised over a stepped podium in sandstone.
- It is so totally dominant that it seems to be out of keeping what I call the magic fabric of York, the enchanting roofscape that is so special to the city.
- Between them run narrow alleys affording breathtaking views over the roofscape and church towers of central Stockholm.
- He said that, seen from the ferry road, the development would ‘look more conventional’ and, although the roofscape was still ‘quite unique’, people would only get a glimpse of it from the road.
- Stop and look, and appreciate the sheer beauty of the roofscape and the water and land beyond.
- From its boat-shaped towers to its sculptured roofscape, its crazy office windows, its expansive reception hall and its gravity-defying cantilevered front entrance, it is an exercise in eccentricity.
- Scottish slate's distinguishing features of colour, texture, thickness and range of sizes when split are key contributors to the character of Scottish roofscapes.
- On the level above is another world: a complex roofscape of paved terraces, with numerous places to sit and lie.
- Peck suggests thinking about rooftops as part of the city's infrastructure, not just something that can pretty up the top of a building: ‘As public tax payers, why not invest in roofscapes just as we do in bridges and roads?’
- The fabric of the town is relatively horizontal, the roofscape punctuated only by the town-hall and a church spire, both slightly to the north.
- These living roofs improve the energy efficiency of the building below, promote healthier air and enhance the appearance of urban roofscapes.
Synonyms
landscape, countryside, country, terrain, topography, setting, surroundings, environment

单词	roofscape
释义	Definition of roofscape in English: roofscape noun ˈruːfskeɪp A scene or view of roofs, especially when considered in terms of its aesthetic appeal. one of the most picturesque aspects of Louth is its roofscape Example sentencesExamples But the speed with which we've reached here is remarkable; just two minutes, swooping and dipping over farmland on the northern edge of Leeds and then across the city centre roofscapes themselves. Inconsistent roofscapes on Main Street and varied building colours detract from the attractive village. Similar, open-air cinema spaces created a sensational roofscape - with the whole ensemble poised over a stepped podium in sandstone. It is so totally dominant that it seems to be out of keeping what I call the magic fabric of York, the enchanting roofscape that is so special to the city. Between them run narrow alleys affording breathtaking views over the roofscape and church towers of central Stockholm. He said that, seen from the ferry road, the development would ‘look more conventional’ and, although the roofscape was still ‘quite unique’, people would only get a glimpse of it from the road. Stop and look, and appreciate the sheer beauty of the roofscape and the water and land beyond. From its boat-shaped towers to its sculptured roofscape, its crazy office windows, its expansive reception hall and its gravity-defying cantilevered front entrance, it is an exercise in eccentricity. Scottish slate's distinguishing features of colour, texture, thickness and range of sizes when split are key contributors to the character of Scottish roofscapes. On the level above is another world: a complex roofscape of paved terraces, with numerous places to sit and lie. Peck suggests thinking about rooftops as part of the city's infrastructure, not just something that can pretty up the top of a building: ‘As public tax payers, why not invest in roofscapes just as we do in bridges and roads?’ The fabric of the town is relatively horizontal, the roofscape punctuated only by the town-hall and a church spire, both slightly to the north. These living roofs improve the energy efficiency of the building below, promote healthier air and enhance the appearance of urban roofscapes. Synonyms landscape, countryside, country, terrain, topography, setting, surroundings, environment
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