Yes, they are all considered parts of modern data architecture:
Data fabric: Regardless of location or structure, it offers a consistent view of data throughout the enterprise. Provides a single point of access to information kept across several platforms.
Data mesh: Self-service and decentralized methodology. Replaces a central repository with a "mesh" of interconnected data sources that are accessible to many departments inside the company.
Lakehouse data: Combines components of data warehouses (organized data for processing) and data lakes (raw, unstructured data). Provides the speed and organized querying of a data warehouse combined with the scalability and flexibility of a data lake.