Definitions
- Describing a small outdoor platform or extension of a building, usually on an upper floor. - Referring to a space that is enclosed or partially enclosed by walls or railings. - Talking about a place where one can enjoy the view, relax, or have a small gathering.
- Referring to an outdoor area or platform that is connected to a house or building. - Describing a flat, open space that is often paved or tiled. - Talking about a place where people can gather, socialize, or enjoy outdoor activities.
List of Similarities
- 1Both are outdoor spaces connected to a building.
- 2Both provide a place to enjoy the outdoors and the view.
- 3Both can be used for relaxation or socializing.
- 4Both can be decorated with furniture or plants.
- 5Both offer an extension of indoor living space to the outdoors.
What is the difference?
- 1Location: A balcony is usually on an upper floor, while a terrace can be on any level of a building.
- 2Size: A balcony is typically smaller and more enclosed, while a terrace is larger and more open.
- 3Access: A balcony is usually accessed through a door or window, while a terrace may have its own entrance.
- 4Privacy: A balcony is often more private due to its higher location, while a terrace may be more exposed.
- 5Function: A balcony is primarily for enjoying the view, while a terrace can be used for various activities like dining, gardening, or hosting gatherings.
Remember this!
Balcony and terrace are both outdoor spaces connected to a building that provide a place to enjoy the outdoors and the view. However, there are some differences between them. A balcony is usually on an upper floor, smaller, more enclosed, and primarily for enjoying the view. On the other hand, a terrace can be on any level of a building, larger, more open, and can be used for various activities like dining or socializing.
