Graham Anderson Architects

Graham Anderson Architects is a Brisbane practice based in Albion, established by Graham Anderson in 1992 after several years with larger firms in London and Brisbane. Graham is a Queensland registered architect and a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Architects, and the practice has designed houses, small commercial projects, medical and retail fit-outs, child care centres and religious buildings for clients around Australia.

The practice focuses on "client satisfaction through professional service" and on "buildings that exceed our clients' expectations."

On Lunchbox, Paddington Two Rooms adds just two rooms – one indoor, one outdoor – to reorient a dark, introverted brick bungalow in Paddington towards sunlight and views. Stradbroke Dual Occupancy at Point Lookout stacks two beach houses on a sloping block, one for the owners and one for holiday rental, so that both enjoy ocean and bush views.

See Paddington Two Rooms and Stradbroke Dual Occupancy on Lunchbox below.

Two Rooms, One Indoor and the Other Outdoor, But What a Difference!

A simple, two-room addition radically transforms the feeling and liveability of this previously dark, introverted home.

Clever Siting of Two Beach Houses Allows Both Homes the Best View

Running the two homes perpendicular to the street allows this dual occupancy design to maximise views and maintain privacy.