Provide Seating
Commercial balconies can be more than a place to take in the view. They can be a place to read, relax, connect with friends, and enjoy a drink on a beautiful day. Providing seating either for individual residents and tenants or creating shared space where people can gather can enhance the use of the balcony, making it a feature of the building.
Create Unbroken Spaces
Designing a balcony that runs the length of the building without barriers can allow residents and tenants to walk outside, for both their physical and mental health.
Enhance the View
Installing see-through railings allows people to make the most of the surrounding views. Because commercial balcony railing height must comply with building codes, standard railings can obstruct the view, but glass and cable railings provide safety without visual obstruction.
Offer Amenities
Commercial balconies provide an opportunity to offer amenities to those in the building. Amenities like a pool, a bar or restaurant, seating, and a game area are all ways to draw prospective tenants and residents to a building and enhance the experience of those who live or work there.