Access your own 25,000-sq-ft rooftop “hipster playground” at ODA’s new Bushwick apartments

Most NYC rooftops afford room for a grill, a few plantings and maybe some yoga, but what about one large enough for you to get in a morning jog atop it? <a href="http://www.oda-architecture.com/" target="_blank">ODA Architecture</a>'s renderings for its new building located at 10 Montieth Street in Bushwick show a 25-square-foot undulating <a href="http://inhabitat.com/nyc/tag/green-roof/" target="_blank">green roof</a> that looks like it would be perfect for doing laps. The 379,675-square-foot building will be the largest residential building in the area, and boast some incredible amenities such as urban farming areas, swings, and an outdoor cross-training facility as well as some nabe-specific perks like a graffiti wall and bocce ball court that are sure to attract hipster and yuccie tenants.

Located at 10 Montieth Street, the mixed-use complex will include 392 residential units.

Thanks to the strategic design, 50% of the units will be equipped with private outdoor space.

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The building's massive 25,500 square feet of modulating landscaped rooftop will offer lucky residents an expansive green space.

Residents will be able to enjoy a running and hiking course, outdoor bbq and seating areas, cross training facilities, yoga and meditation space as well as an urban farming area.

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According to the architects, the "organic terrain" roof design is not only meant to bring exceptionally cool amenities to the residents, but is also designed to make the optimal use out of the space.

The sloping angles provide the upper four floors with direct access to the green space, resulting in a penthouse feel for all of the units.

And if the large green roof wasn't incredible enough, the community-based urban project also has a large interior courtyard that will serve as a community zone for the residents.

The community zone will include additional recreational space such as a dog run, ampitheater, fire pit and terraced areas.