The terrace that nullifies boundaries.
In the new Citylife district, in the complex designed by architect Zaha Hadid, composed of buildings with soft profiles and curved terraces, a first-floor apartment enjoys an unusual overlook, on a lively and airy public park on one side, on scenic contemporary skyscrapers on the other.
The beauty and interest of the view around, combined with the presence of partially glazed parapets, made it possible to incorporate and emphasize the surrounding view: the goal was achieved by placing plants only on the sides, or where privacy needed to be created.
To connect with the sinuous profile of the building, planters with organic and rounded profiles were created to accommodate soft and light vegetation,
in foliage and blooms, mostly evergreen, capable of dialoguing with the plants in the garden below: the result is the cancellation of the boundaries of the two
terraces, which is dissolved in an enveloping feeling of continuity with the outside.
