Browse Rooftop Commons building focus by roof shape — stepped terraces, narrow wind edges, and open plaza tops.
Stepped footprints with extra shade ledges — ideal for Rest Nooks while Solar Arrays claim the upper sunny tier.
Long narrow decks where Access Paths must stay straight and Sky Gardens fit in slim planter strips.
Wide open roofs with generous area budgets — balance Work Pads and gardens without blocking cross routes.
The same deck feels clearer once you know which phase you are in and what constraint the roof is asking next.
Read the Light Meter, mark access doors, and note which tiles look too dim for solar.
Drop core modules first, then fill edges with planters that still leave walking room.
Trim waste tiles, reopen blocked paths, and confirm the Commons Score goals are met.
A quick visual sense of the deck zones we return to most often in rooftop notes.
Planters spaced along a clear Access Path
Lounge seating on shaded wood tiles
Panels clustered on the bright rim
Glass towers framing the finished deck
Multiple green roofs across the district
Start with Terrace Crown if light feels confusing, Wind Spire if paths clog, or Plaza Top if you want room to experiment with module mixes.
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