Nature Quote by Maurice Broaddus

We try to turn buildings into landscapes - defying the idea of modernism which sees nature and buildings as two distinct elements.

— Ma Yansong

“In all these sights I achieve solace only in bringing forth trees, picturing them blooming like smoke from the roofs of gutted buildings, dreaming…

— Tod Wodicka

“The forest has shrunk And fear has expanded, The forests have dwindled, There are less animals now, less courage and less lightning, less beauty…

— Visar Zhiti

“The buildings, covered by red tiled roofs, undulate over the hillsides like a drift of wildflowers.”

— Jane Thompson

“All buildings have a psychological as well as a purely visual effect on the landscape.”

— Elisabeth Beazley

“Only the top floors of the tallest skyscrapers pierce the otherwise featureless landscape, some of the buildings sit at bizarre angles, as if the…

— B.D. Messick

“The wind fights in the treetops; the leaves move in a hundred dialects of green...”

— Fredrik Backman

“Jungles and grasslands are the logical destinations, and towns and farmland the labyrinths that people have imposed between them sometime in the past. I…

— Anonymous

“The buildings were as real yet ethereal as the abandoned shell of a cicada, clinging to a tree branch, molded by the life it…

— Linda Lafferty

“Not by human dwellings--not in crowded cities alone, are the sights and sounds of life. The wildest places of the earth are full of…

— Solomon Northrup

“Behind the building rose towering, aged pine trees whose shadows fell crabbed and arthritic across the lawn. The lawn was expansive and in good,…

— Walter Kirn

“The city (regardless which one it is) does provide a certain degree of sophistication and intellectualism. It offers the challenge of professional matters. It…

— Anne LaBastille