that steel pergola earns its keep, offering shade without blocking the hudson yards skyline peeking through. a direct living setup with mature planters already softening the industrial edges. eight feet of width fits dining for four comfortably, and the cable railings keep sightlines clean. neighbors exist but seem to mind their own business.

this direct living terrace is the gold standard for connectivity, offering a seamless extension of the interior. the large scale provides genuine social utility, while the rear-building position is a rare luxury—trading street clamor for maximum privacy and quiet. it’s a tranquil, perfectly proportioned retreat that checks every box.

nice sized direct roof terrace with should high parapet walls giving a sense of privacy and protection, a clever "widows peak" like structure offers great views when desired.

maybe not full central park views from everywhere, but the access and the general views are still excellent. (including some park views) the fencing might be slightly unusual in pictures, but not much of a distraction in person.

the one area that is wider that 4 feet increase the usability of this terrace substantially, the views are open adding to the draw to just sit and work out there.

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

two hundred sixty square feet with park views peeking through the upper west side roofline, and just enough width to make two chairs and a side table feel intentional rather than mandatory. a living level penthouse terrace with multiple access points, good light, and neighbors who mind their own business. the planters are a start; the view does the rest.

small hidden gem. access is a bit challenging, but once there the terrace is a fun place with a decent view of an architecturally elegant neighbor.

lovely second level terrace with plenty of room to entertain. and a decent view to boot. the convenience is that it's only accessible through the bedroom.

eight hundred square feet of direct living terrace with sixteen feet of width, which is the kind of number that makes dinner parties actually work. west-facing penthouse light, good privacy, city views. the rendering shows mature greenery that does not yet exist, so bring your own plants and patience.

if these terrace will look half as good as the renderings suggest, they will still be exceptional