The photobook explores the hidden rooftop spaces of New York City, revealing overlooked urban environments that offer unique perspectives on the city’s architecture and life above street level. The photographic approach focuses on capturing the diversity and character of these elevated spaces, from industrial terraces to tranquil garden retreats, emphasizing their textures, structures, and the interplay of light and shadow.

New York’s Hidden Skyline Spaces invites viewers to consider the contrast between the bustling city below and the often unnoticed, quieter worlds on the rooftops. Through 240 pages of detailed images, it documents these spaces as sites of both solitude and unexpected community within the urban landscape.