beautifully landscaped, wider than normal wrap terrace. however, the width is not enough for large scale dinners or socializing. the views are good in parts, but restricted in others.

this well sized private roof is under appreciated and completely undeveloped, with some planning it could be a nice place with great views, although its overexposure will need to be dealt with. and access is a nightmare.

too narrow to have any real entertainment value, but the large sliding doors make the terraces excellent extensions to the interior space.

the protection awarded by being in the back of the building make the terrace very practical. the oversized combined backyards on the block offer a decent view

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 privacy fencing is a throwback to an era when it was needed, and makes the terrace feel a little bit like a cage, but once you get over that, the views over the common interior garden ensure that noise will not be a factor.

the distant skyline views from the lower east side penthouses are epic, and this one follows that pattern. the space is there to be practical, but little has been done so far to make it welcoming.

stunning terrace in terms of proportions, and access to the indoor. the vegetation also adds a great view.

this terrace has the layout to make it a great space for entertaining. however the current owners underutilized it.

blurring the lines between a loggia and a terrace, these outdoor spaces have the benefit of protection from the rain, but the heavy columns rob it that feeling of open sky views.

the balcony above will give good rain cover, making this. great place to sit on a rainy day and enjoy the fact you are not in that traffic crossing the bridge

each of these terraces act more like balconies as they are too small to be practical, and being off the bedrooms, they clearly will not be used socially