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 limited with and the high threshold for entry make this feel more like an oversized ledge than a terrace, but for those who love looking at plants and a view this is perfect

the layout and dimensions allow for separate dining and lounging areas, making it ideal for small gatherings.

the direct living terrace is just large enough to comfortably accommodate a dining table and a lounging area, and with good park views that is just what you want there. the living level terrace off the primary is a perfect private retreat.

not wide enough for anything more than some sideways chairs, but this makes for a perfect planting terrace

too small to be practical as a stand alone space, but perfect for opening the living space to the outdoor.

loggias are more useful at this elevation. and one with glass walls to the kitchen and living room, make it feel like a living space

a loggia tucked safely in the building cutout is a clever way to give some practicality to a space that is otherwise limited in use at this elevation

a loggia tucked safely in the building cutout is a clever way to give some practicality to a space that is otherwise limited in use at this elevation

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.

with no current images available of the terrace it is difficult to assess, but the size of this terrace gives lots of options for its use.

most of this terrace is adequate, but it has some spots that are large enough to accommodate a dining table or sectional for lounging. in those spots it is hard to imagine spot to soak up the park.