David Noordhoff

David Noordhoff is a designer with a studio in Fairfield, Melbourne, working with clients on projects near and far. He designs architecture that, in his words, "responds to its environment, the people who inhabit it, and its intended purpose", shaped by a collaborative process between client, designer and builder.

With experience at firms including Freeman Group Architects, Martino Leah Architects and Third Voice Studio, his work covers bespoke residences, multi-unit developments and commercial buildings, from feasibility through to completion. His designs aim to be "built to last and evolve", adapting to the people who live in them.

On Lunchbox, Pyrenees is a new three-bedroom country home in Chewton with a national park as its backyard, designed for a couple planning for future growth. Holland renovates an original single-storey house in Ringwood East, making it ready for the future while keeping its character.

See Pyrenees and Holland on Lunchbox below.

A new home takes advantage of its stunning location in the Pyrenees

With a national park as its backyard, the location is stunning, but there were some challenges to overcome with this country home...

A tricky corner window was worth it, transforming this home…

Despite engineering headaches, a stunning corner window brings light, space, and a seamless connection to the garden at this home.