All Railing Terrace with No Cover Ideas and Designs

Loft dormer conversion with direct access to a new roof terrace overlooking Hampstead rooftops. A bright, private retreat.

Rear Extension and decking design with out door seating and planting design. With a view in to the kitchen and dinning area.

80 Charlotte Street is a major mixed-use development in the heart of London’s Fitzrovia redeveloped by Overbury Plc. This regenerated building occupies an urban block with the adjacent Asta House, delivering over 320,000ft₂ of workspace, 55 new apartments, a café, a restaurant and the new Poets Park on Chitty Street. 
 The main block was originally built in the 1960’s as the Post Office headquarters with the new building now three floors higher than the original. This takes the building from 7 to 10 storeys high and now links the floors to make one building, now 90m square. The architecture imaginatively combines the existing fabric of the building with new-build elements and is characterised by the various facade treatments and terraces. The new levels are set back to reduce the size, providing the terraces with unrivalled views over Fitzrovia, the nearby BT Tower, and out towards the City and the river. Europlanters worked closely with MA design and Barton Willmore Landscape Architects to design and build more than 300 large planters, which created the planting beds and 45m of seating for the new terraces. 
 The intregrated benches were precisely cut to curve at the corners and were made from sapele timber.
 The GRP planters and benches were finished to compliment the building exterior and the timber decking. Each of the planting beds were then superbly planted up by Oasis Plants. The ground floor has been designed to act as more than a commercial reception, offering space for tenants to use for events and social activities. 
 An island café-bar caters for both tenants and the public, while tenants and guests can also take a dedicated lift to the roof terrace, where a second bar benefits from stunning views across North London and the City.

L'espace linéaire est rompu par l'implantation en quinconce des poteries

This luxury rooftop garden in London showcases contemporary outdoor living at its finest. The design centres around a bespoke Grillo outdoor kitchen, generous dining and lounge spaces, architectural planting, premium porcelain paving and carefully integrated lighting. Created to maximise entertaining and relaxation while framing spectacular skyline views, the garden combines exceptional craftsmanship, elegant materials and timeless contemporary design

Diese Loungeecke neben dem Pool wurde von uns als gemütlich Sitzecke konzipiert, so ist man vor Wind geschützt und hat von hier aus einen fantastischen Blick über die Villa, die Terrasse, den Infinitypool und einen 180Grad Blick über das Meer! Die Sitz-und Rückemkissen wurden mit einem wunderschönen Stoff von JAB Anstoetz in Deutschland gefertigt. Die riesige Feuerschale kommt von mororo aus Belgien, geschlossen dient sie als Tisch, offen als XL Feuerschale. Dies ist nur das Renering, welches ich als mood erstellt habe, das Original ist noch viel schöner

Un terrazzo contemporaneo interpretato con fioriere di Bloss di colore nero, molto eleganti che contrastano con il vetro. La selezione delle piante mediterranee con un bell'ulivo nell'angolo, hanno completato l'allestimento!

La même terrasse aménagée et re-décorée avec plus de plantes et également un coin table pour profiter d'un repas au soleil.

Optimisation d'une petite terrasse de 15m2 au cœur du Camas. Banquette maçonnée, voile d'ombrage et matériaux artisanaux transforment ce toit-terrasse en salon de vie extérieur.

Le puits de lumière est ourlé d'Ilex crenata, un arbuste persistant bas qui ressemble à du buis