A Garden Above the Treetops

At Maison Jardin, the rooftop is conceived as more than a lookout. It is a place to sit, share a meal and make time outdoors part of the day.

Maison Jardin’s rooftop garden with seating and planted terraces — Artist’s impression

A good outdoor space gives people a reason to stay. A view may draw you towards it, but a comfortable seat, a table and a sense of enclosure are what turn a terrace into somewhere you use.

The rooftop dining impression at Maison Jardin illustrates that distinction. A pergola defines the space overhead, planting wraps its edges, and a dining table creates a clear centre. The barbecue and preparation area sit alongside it, making the composition feel closer to an outdoor room than an open expanse of roof.

A garden at more than one level

Landscape architects 360 Degrees bring the garden into the wider project, including its landscaped communal spaces. On the rooftop, the relationship with greenery takes a different form: planting sits close to the seating and dining areas, while the outlook opens beyond.

This contrast between enclosure and openness is part of the appeal. You can imagine sitting within the garden rather than simply looking out over one.

Bird’s-eye view of Maison Jardin’s communal garden, with curved benches, paved paths and layered planting between the buildings — A bird’s-eye view of Maison Jardin’s communal garden, with curved seating nestled among layered planting. Artist’s impression.

Room for ordinary occasions

The most useful shared amenities are not reserved for a special event. They offer a setting for the smaller occasions too: a coffee with a neighbour, a relaxed lunch or time outside at the end of the day.

Maison Jardin’s proposed rooftop amenities include outdoor dining, barbecues and space for yoga. These complement the quieter garden settings elsewhere in the development, offering different ways to spend time outdoors.

Bird’s-eye view of Maison Jardin’s rooftop garden, with people practising yoga and talking around curved seating among lush planting — Space for yoga and conversation within the proposed rooftop garden. Artist’s impression.

The intention is simple: moving into an apartment need not mean leaving the pleasures of a garden behind. Here, those pleasures are considered alongside the home itself.

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