the river views make this small-ish terrace a pleasant place for relaxing. the narrow part is excellent for planters to direct the views where you want them, while the larger part easily accommodates a dining table.

this terrace has the access, size and views that make it extremely desirable,,, the one drawback is that at this elevation, wind can really affect the usability.

fifteen feet of width on a direct living terrace is the threshold where you stop arranging furniture defensively and start hosting. the artificial turf is a choice, but the western exposure delivers afternoon light and city views that don't require explanation. privacy reads high, neighbors mostly minding their own rooftops. a proper solo coffee spot that scales up for four without anyone standing.

fantastic views, but the architecture of these terraces do not lend themselves to be "intimate" but some well planned landscaping can soften the places significantly

amazing views of central park, too bad, that view is only available from the northern tip of the terrace, the rest will have to do with oblique views.

although the quality of the craftsmanship is not very high. some effort was put in to make this terrace enjoyable, with a pergola providing a beautiful spot to sit and taking in dramatic views.

small private terrace tucked into the corner of the building. it has great privacy and quiet, at the expense of views.

small terraces, barely big enough to be an escape. with no room for anything beyond a single chair.

balcony-like in its size and feel, this terrace is small for entertaining, but a perfect place for a private cup of coffee.

currently mostly raw space, with decent views, and little in the way of obstructions.

small but potent terrace, just large enough to have a nice collection of plants and a couch or a dining table, if you want both a bistro table will have to do.

the size of this terrace seems to be decent, but that's all i can tell is there are no images or even renderings available.