this terrace offers a footprint large enough to be a functional space for entertaining, but the immediate surroundings lack the visual draw to bring friends over. if you intend to use this as a true social hub, some serious work will need to be put in. it is a massive, utilitarian blank canvas that requires significant effort to overcome its sterile atmosphere.

the views from this low-key, low-floor terrace are of old soho, the way it was years ago, not of the open air mall it has become.

the direct living and living level outdoor spaces might be small balconies, but the direct roof terrace is large enough to be super useful for outdoor living, the summer kitchen might be minimalist now but can be expanded

a 15-foot width provides exceptional scale for this direct living terrace, allowing for full-scale outdoor living and dining. the setting is remarkably rare; being enveloped by a mature pine forest creates a sense of total seclusion and a unique, tranquil atmosphere seldom found in such a spacious property.

small private terrace tucked into the corner of the building. it has great privacy and quiet, at the expense of views.

to narrow to have any practical use and the fact the windows are made opaque suggests the view is also not worthy, but that is a missed opportunity as that makes it perfect for planting to control your views