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Rooftops and Outdoor Experiences

For developers, architects, and builders pushing outdoor design at scale.

Don’t let your outdoors be the letdown.

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A blank, undeveloped rooftop before it becomes an outdoor experience
What we do

Developers, architects, and builders bring us in early, when the outdoor space still has the power to shape the project as a core part of the experience.

We design rooftops, courtyards, and shared spaces people actually use. Spaces that strengthen leasing, reputation, and long-term value once people move in, not just on opening day.

Before  ·  The blank rooftop
Why it matters commercially

It changes how a project performs.

Well-designed outdoor space isn’t just nice to have. It changes how a project performs.

  • 01It changes the numbers.
  • 02It helps projects lease faster.
  • 03It supports stronger pricing.
  • 04It generates a hype-level reputation.
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Sale value of 4th West, the rooftop that changed Salt Lake City.
4th West · Multifamily
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Added annual return at Skyhouse, sustaining 0% occupancy.
Skyhouse · Urban Rooftop
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Added property value from the Park Avenue rooftop pool terrace, through increased rental returns.
Park Avenue · Pool Deck

When the outdoor experience is done properly, fewer things go wrong and the upside is real.

04  What it carries

When the landscape is done well, it carries the experience.

Pick the shape of your project for a rough, plain-language sense of what a stronger amenity tends to carry. It’s illustrative, not a quote. The real numbers come from a conversation.

Project size
How hard the amenity is working
Illustrative annual upside
Six figures a year, realistically

A rough, qualitative sense from the shape of your project, not a guarantee. On our Park Avenue project, the rooftop pool terrace contributed more than $4 million in added property value through increased rental returns.

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05  The Proof

But enough talk.
You want results?

Let’s show you the proof.

Finished photography
Aerial view of the 4th West rooftop deck with an Olympic-sized pool over downtown Salt Lake City
014th WestThe rooftop that changed Salt Lake City
Skyhouse rooftop terrace at night under string lights with the city skyline behind
02SkyhouseUrban rooftop, after dark
Park Avenue rooftop pool terrace with a fire pit lounge at sunset
03Park AvenueRooftop pool terrace, sunset
The Randi rooftop amenity deck lit at night
04The RandiRooftop, night
Residence Inn rooftop deck set against the city skyline
05Residence InnHotel rooftop, skyline context
Slate courtyard at twilight strung with festoon lighting
06SlateCourtyard, twilight
Sugar Alley courtyard at dusk with a pool, fire feature and pavilion
07Sugar AlleyRooftop pool courtyard, dusk
Grandeur pool deck at dusk with in-water loungers
08GrandeurPool deck, dusk
Post House courtyard at dusk with a fire pit, chimney and Adirondack seating
09Post HouseCourtyard, dusk