small in size, but its connectivity to the interior space make this a useful space despite its size.

this direct living loggia is essentially a 6.5-foot-wide viewing gallery. while the width restricts your furniture to a narrow "transit lane," the spectacular views are the clear architectural draw for friends to come over. it’s a functional squeeze, but the visual payoff makes it a high-rise win.

these are poor pictures of clearly a very good terrace. the dimension suggest that it is perfect to have a dining and a relaxation area while still having room for a vegetation to provide privacy where needed however, this image only shows a sad place.

while the primary bedroom outdoor space is just a narrow balcony, the direct living terrace is just large enough for a small dining table along a seating area. by splitting the square footage, neither area achieves the scale necessary for true entertaining, resulting in high-altitude utility rather than luxury.

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.

direct access from the kitchen is very desirable as it make for perfect summer dinner parties. the exposed brick wall makes for a perfect movie night.