An interactive installation is a piece of art or technology that engages the audience by allowing them to interact with it directly. These installations often use sensors, touchscreens, or other interactive elements to create an immersive experience. They can be found in museums, art galleries, public spaces, and various events.

Landscaping installations refer to artistic or functional structures placed within a natural or urban environment. These can range from permanent features like walkways and benches to temporary installations for events or art exhibitions. They are designed to enhance the aesthetic appeal of a space and often serve practical purposes as well, such as providing seating or pathways.

Landscape installation rendering refers to the visual representation of a planned outdoor artwork or structure. It typically includes detailed drawings, sketches, or computer-generated images to illustrate the design and layout of the installation, as well as its integration with the surrounding environment.

Hand-drawn landscape installation renderings are visual representations of landscape art installations, created by hand to illustrate the design concept. These renderings often include details of the landscape, such as trees, buildings, and pathways, and are used in architectural and landscape design to convey the proposed design to clients or stakeholders.

A mini landscape installation refers to a small-scale landscape design or artistic creation, often used in urban spaces or exhibitions. It typically features miniature representations of natural landscapes, gardens, or urban environments, designed to evoke a sense of nature and tranquility within a confined space.

Landscape installation hand-drawn effect drawings are visual representations of proposed landscape designs, created by hand to convey the overall look and feel of the proposed installation. They are used for conceptualizing and communicating design ideas before the actual construction takes place.