Adding WiFi coverage to a screened porch

Our recent home office addition and covered/screened deck is pretty much complete, except for some finishing work with paint/floors and staining the deck. Got to wait a few weeks on that. In the meantime, I'm going to run ethernet lines to the addition we put in, as well as one to a TV. It is a 12'x14' room with French doors going into it off of the deck. So while we're deciding how to set it up for the computer, I also want to add a WiFi Access Point. The wife would like to be able to take her Zoom calls for work out there in the quiet, but current WiFi coverage isn't strong out there. Currently have a Ubiquiti in the house, but it doesn't do so well reaching through brick exterior walls and through the floors.

Has anyone used any of the in-wall AP's, or an Indoor/Outdoor AP? It might be easier and look better if I just mount an outdoor AP underneath the deck rather than having one in the room, which my wife will likely frown on. The whole thing is covered with a metal roof, so I'm not too concerned about moisture, but would go with an outdoor one just to be safe.

I'm thinking run one conduit through the brick wall underneath, and from there have Cat6 going to where the TV will hang, another to where the computer will be, and the third to the AP. I've got plenty of space on my switch and already have the Ubiquiti AP inside, so that's one reason I was leaning towards using their AP again.