Vibrant layers of green, laced with seasonal woodland color references envelope the visitor walking the circular path around the garden seems to have no beginning or end.

This sunken lounge is a go to for terrace regulars again, now that the formerly diseased trees have been replaced and precise monitoring of the site's conditions going forward have been established with the customer.

This yin/yang planting is simultaneously soothing and stimulating to the senses with a buffer of refreshing green bands that balance the warm glowing tones of the grasses.

The careful selection of plant materials complimentary in form while different in tone enlarge the garden with cohesion, making this private spot one of many cherished by residents.

Similar materials used elsewhere on the roof create a cohesive green signature for the building while offering a variety of garden experiences.

Rudbeckia's iconic daisy silhouette is a universal crowd pleaser in the building and infuses the green layers with the warmth of summer gold.

Terrace locations were selected by the building for privacy retreats, anchored by the attractor of color in the designed arrangements. Each arrangement reflects the sites attributes and the shown composition, called the Maui sunset bowl is bathed in Hudson sunset hues each evening.

This "fire" bowl conquers Manhattan code’s opposition to fire pits, with an unexpected interpretation of one with firestyx pencil cactus and landscape glass in red and amber tones.

During this initial season, we pruned back the canopies and created archways through the trees.

These lush plantings have created a favorite spot for residents to commune.

The lush garden offers the soothing effects of a walk in the woods with just a glance in any direction delivering a woodland portal in midtown Manhattan.