The Robinson by Quintain Living is home to a huge bank of sun loungers that are rumoured to be the longest in London, stretching 50m in length across the buildings huge roof terrace. Surrounded by a wealth of plants in brightly painted oil drums and within easy reach of the rooftop juice bar (that’s in the shape of an orange), the sun loungers might just be London’s coolest relaxation spot this spring and summer.

Other roof terraces feature bespoke, custom-made camper vans that serve as work from home spaces, and a spa caravan that comes complete with hot tub.

From the sun lounger terrace, residents can take the 7m slide down to the courtyard below, which leads into the residents’ lounge. The lounge features work from home booths, a dining room and kitchen and its own enormous bank of seats, at the end of which sits a Damien Hirst-inspired taxi coffee machine, complete with refrigerated section in the bonnet for those who want to chill a few beers.

In the podium garden, residents can chill on the large lawn, enjoy dinner in the Mad Hatter’s Tea Party Garden, play on the swings (for children and grownups) or simply sit and relax in the John Lennon-inspired peace garden.