great terraces with perfect access points with direct connections to the living, kitchen and primary. great north western views over the river.

these terraces on the back of a building have some great intimacy benefits, as they feel lees exposed to the elements.

the terrace dimensions and direct living room access are ideal. in this location, the seventh floor works in its favor — usable conditions without the view trade-offs that come with lower elevations.

at 436 square feet, the footprint is substantial, but the fencing creates a "closed-in" backyard vibe rather than an open terrace. direct living room access is a win for flow, yet the total lack of enhancement leaves the atmosphere cold. it’s a spacious, private canvas desperately awaiting an actual vision.

if you are creative you might get a table on this terrace, but it might not be comfortable, the same for a lounging area.

it might not have the open feel that many desire, but the privacy wall is very nicely done, and offer protection from the wind.

not wide enough for a full dining table, but with some creativity, this can be a fantastic terrace, and the views are open enough so make it an enjoyable spot.

is the virtual images suggest this is all the making of a very pleasant terrace the access from the living room and the kitchen is excellent layout in a crevice of the building. exit very protected from the wind and the views in in certain directions are very decent. all in this space will add joy to your living experience.

clear proof that high parapets do not detract from a terrace, it might reduce the views, but it can create intimacy, and when you have a full kitchen and good vegetation it make for a super spot for entertaining.

a roof access terrace of this size will only see limited use, as there is not enough entertaining space to make it worth the effort of getting there.

large outdoors located in three disconnected spaces, the views make it a potential canvas for something spectacular. although proximity to a cooling tower is potentially troubling for noise.