2 smaller terrace that could be perfect if one is set up for outdoor dining while the other is used for a lounging area.

small but potent terrace, too small for most practical uses, but the view onto the townhouses is lovely

narrow but pleasant terrace, the relatively narrow frame of the door along with its oversized opening, make this terrace feel more integrated than it is, and that is a good thing.

well proportioned terrace, with a layout that allows for separate areas for dining and lounging, the connectivity with the interior makes it excellent for entertaining.

the views are simply stunning from this terrace, and make it quite unique. however that view comes at the expense of leaving you exposed to the wind,

not every day do you find a terrace of this size at this elevation, making it pretty unique. the mature vegetation give it much needed protection, and make it a spectacular spot with some of the best river views.

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

this terrace has the location, and size to be perfect. the one drawback is that there is no view from the side. however, in exchange, the building next door offers protection from wind and elements

the direct living terrace might not be much more than a glorified planting terrace, but the second level terrace is exceptional, with a very high cover that makes it easy to enjoy year around, end stunning views that go forever.

perfectly situated along the entire living room, this terrace's only drawback is that it is only 6 floors above third avenue.

incredibly well conceived this living level terrace has fantastic flow to the kitchen side of the main floor. the views and the integrated vegetation make this a stand-out.

the buildings architectural detailing, along with the lush vegetation give this terrace a timeless beauty.