Modern Style Residential Terrace Roof Design

Casual style with seat cushions.

Modern style residential terrace roof design.

The traditional homes commonly are engineered with high pitched roofs. Wooden pergola providing shade on the roof terrace. Modern roofs take advantage of the flexibility of metal materials creating one large curved structure. A curved roof adds an extremely modern interesting feature to any building.

The first question that comes to mind is whether you want a wood deck or stone. The dwarf potted trees. Set limits on the roof terrace. Dry shrubs in planters.

In order to transform a flat roof into a roof garden or a lovely terrace all you need is some outdoor furniture. It s often seen in cape cod and tudor styles houses. Whereas the modern homes of today are monopolized with either flat angled or low pitch roofs in hip or gable types. Use a cross gable to accent different areas of the home such as the garage porch or dormers.

This retro style rooftop terrace is yet another beautiful design in terraces. The sloped roofs on this modern home were designed to take advantage of the path of the sun to maximize brightness and to make the interior of the home feel bigger and brighter. This rooftop terrace features container pots arranged at the back of the sofas. Gardening on the terrace.

Water features and natural materials on the roof terrace. Notably the present day architecture introduces different designs of complicated and combinations of roof styles. Small pool on the roof. Traditional rooftop terrace design.

It features a small place for fire and has brick style furniture used to enhance the retro vibes in the terrace. The design of a modern terrace gives you the opportunity to choose design ideas from a large variety of trends. We love contemporary homes for their smart design and curb appeal and these homes are no exception. Nowadays modern roof design is included as the architectural elements that come with certain styles.

Lounge chairs on the roof terrace. Photography by hoachlander davis photograph. Architects and designers continue to push the envelope and reimagine how we live by using tight. Curved roofs do help to reduce resistance to wind but are mainly chosen due to the stunning aesthetic look they can add to a building.

Reader swartz architectsdesigned the renovation of this 1970 s farmhouse.