Tiny ‘hut in the sky’ radically transforms urban Dominican Republic rooftop

Probably the only thing better than having a beautiful <a href="http://inhabitat.com/tag/rooftop-garden/">rooftop garden</a> is living in one. At the request of homeowners who were looking for an intimate refuge in the bustling Dominican Republic city of Santo Domingo, the team from <a href="http://anarquitecturasd.com/">ANA Arquitectura</a> converted a rooftop garden space into a livable 'hut in the sky'.

The wooden flooring and spectacular high-gabled wood ceiling, along with hidden lighting, gives the small space an open and spacious feel.

The interior design is by Laurelen González.

Although compact, the living area was designed to be the heart of the entertainment area, as well as a quiet space for the family.

The entrance to the apartment leads directly into the indoor entertaining area.

The interior of the apartment is compact, but just perfect for light gatherings and family time.

Sophisticated, but minimal interior design gives the space more character.

A large glass door to the exterior lets in optimal natural light.

Greenery plays a big part in both the exterior as well as the interior.

Wood features play a strong role in the interior as well as the exterior.