Definitions
- Referring to the top of a building, often used for recreational or social purposes. - Talking about a flat surface on the roof of a building that can be used as an outdoor space. - Describing a location on the roof of a building that offers a view of the surrounding area.
- Referring to an outdoor area adjacent to a building, often with a paved surface. - Talking about a balcony or patio that is elevated above ground level. - Describing a garden or open space on a slope or hillside.
List of Similarities
- 1Both refer to outdoor spaces.
- 2Both can be used for social or recreational purposes.
- 3Both offer views of the surrounding area.
- 4Both can be located on the top of a building.
- 5Both can be decorated with plants and furniture.
What is the difference?
- 1Location: Rooftop is on the top of a building, while terrace can be at ground level or elevated above it.
- 2Size: Rooftop is typically larger than terrace and can accommodate more people.
- 3Purpose: Rooftop is often used for social events or gatherings, while terrace can be used for relaxation or dining.
- 4Access: Rooftop may require special access or permission to enter, while terrace is often accessible from within a building or apartment.
- 5Materials: Rooftop is often made of concrete or other durable materials, while terrace can be made of various materials such as wood or stone.
Remember this!
Rooftop and terrace are both outdoor spaces that offer views of the surrounding area and can be used for social or recreational purposes. However, rooftop is located on the top of a building and is typically larger, while terrace can be at ground level or elevated above it and is often used for relaxation or dining.
