Ambiscape

noun

A surrounding environment or landscape that encompasses both natural and artificial elements, blending the two into a seamless whole. It often refers to spaces where human-made structures coexist harmoniously with nature, creating a balanced and immersive atmosphere.

Etymology:

Derived from the Latin prefix “ambi-” meaning “on both sides” or “around,” and “scape,” from the Old English “sceppan,” meaning “to shape” or “create.” The word reflects the idea of a landscape shaped by both human and natural influences.

Example Sentence:

The park’s ambiscape, with its modern sculptures nestled among ancient trees, provided a serene escape from the bustling city.