This is a great space to work with. Since you have a good length, you can break the terrace into rooms.. with yew to divide the areas, or tall plants with shallow roots. Grow grass in curves and a pathway to lead visitors through the various rooms. Couple of ideas for garden 'rooms': Bamboo with golden stem or black stem as background, with charpai and 'moda' seating with cushions. A light under the foot of the bamboo, looking up will be alluring. Put up a trellis with fragrant climbers like jasmine and seating underneath on a part of the terrace which gets shade in the evening so you and your friends and family can relax. A dry garden with hardy plants like tall grass and Palm tree, pebbles on the ground to create the look. Plant a small flowering tree in one 'room' Add evocative lighting to create the mood in the evenings. As you can see there are many possibilities. Please ensure the ground is well protected from water seepage etc before you start planting. Also ensure the height of the periphery wall is taller for it to be safe for children and adults. Bear in mind the size of the plant, roots, sun and water needs before you choose your plants. Enjoy the creation..!

Hello there, You could plan according to the sunlight intensity. Since east and north are open, the space is getting mostly morning sun. You could go for a fully landscaped garden as pictured above along with vertical garden walls. You need a proper design layout first to incorporate any idea. But you need to choose plants and decor carefully. Please consult your architect or any landscaping professional locally available to grasp a concrete plan with your budgetary constraints. Regards, Aurum Ideas and Spaces

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Yes, as Cornerstone says, please don't redo the water-proofing if it has already been done once. Tiles are a far better option than decking with composed fibre-wood. No matter how hardy the latter material is, it is going to be a muddy and wet area, so please go with a good anti skid ceramic tile. Check on the final use with the manufacturer- that it is going to be laid on the terrace and exposed to sun. Use at least 3 mm spacers to allow for some expansion over a period of time. Also leaves enough space to insert waterproofing epoxy and secure the tiles