The balcony nobody uses

The plan

Demonstration, changes are not savedBack to the answer
Heights matter more than outlines here. A fence at the right height in roughly the right place gives a far better answer than a perfect outline at the wrong height. Drag things to move them, or select one and use the arrow keys; hold shift for larger steps.
AddGroundMark

The property line

A rectangle you set the size of, not a survey. It decides one thing: whether a position is yours. Anything standing outside it is a conversation with a neighbour rather than a trip to the timber yard, and the study says so.

Nudge it
The bayThe building85.3 ftGlass balustrade62.7 ftThe tower opposite111.5 ftThe flat oppositeThe one chair15° upN33 ft
BuildingNot yoursCanopyShadow nowCan see inProposed

Shadows drawn for

September · 18:00 · sun 15° up, W

Nothing selected

Click anything on the plan to set its height, how solid it is and what it is called. Drag it to move it.

Where this is

Los Angeles (demonstration) · 37.775, -122.419 · America/Los_Angeles

This sets how much the reported ten-metre wind slows down at seat height.