Harlem and Hamilton Heights are experiencing a sustained wave of brownstone renovation, with owner-occupants investing in rear garden and stoop terrace design that matches the quality of their interior renovations. The neighborhood's stock of Italianate and Renaissance Revival townhouses provides a strong architectural context for planting and hardscape design that respects the historic character of the streetscape.
Harlem — EEOC Private Terrace
Large-format grey porcelain pavers on adjustable pedestals
Harlem — Private Terrace
Custom ipe storage shed with sliding door and corrugated metal roof
Harlem — Marcus Garvey Park Private Residence Roof Deck
Ipe deck tiles in herringbone pattern
Harlem — 113th Street Roof Deck
Large-format grey porcelain pavers on adjustable pedestals
Rear garden for a Harlem brownstone — bluestone paving, raised planting beds with stacked slate walls, specimen Japanese maple, clipped boxwood, drip irrigation, and low-voltage path and accent lighting.
Stoop and entry terrace redesign for a Hamilton Heights townhouse — custom iron planters, seasonal planting composition, and low-voltage accent lighting.
Enclosed rear courtyard with outdoor kitchen, bluestone paving, raised planting beds, drip irrigation, and low-voltage lighting.
Rooftop deck for a Harlem townhouse — ipe decking, built-in seating, perimeter planters with ornamental grasses, and integrated LED lighting.
New York Roofscapes has designed and built outdoor spaces across Harlem / Hamilton Heights and throughout Manhattan for over 25 years. We handle every aspect of your project — design, engineering, permitting, and construction — under one roof.
New York Roofscapes has been selected for landmark institutional and commercial commissions — from the Shinnecock Hills Golf Club ahead of the 2018 U.S. Open to the Bell Works corporate campus.
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