Jackson Clements Burrows Architects on Lunchbox Architect

Jackson Clements Burrows, or JCB, is an architecture, interior design and urban design studio with studios in Melbourne and Brisbane. Founded in 1998, it now has around 90 team members working across houses and multi-residential projects, education, workplaces, hospitality, student living and public and urban design.

The studio describes its approach as "architecture with respect" – respect for Country and context, people and purpose – and believes "intelligent design has impact, regardless of scale or typology."

On Lunchbox, Seaview House uses pavilions to fit in with the weatherboard beach houses of old Barwon Heads, and Separation Creek House perches like a treehouse on a steep forested hillside above the Great Ocean Road. Moonlight Cabin is a 60-square-metre coastal shelter that tests how small is too small, and May Grove House is a modern, low-maintenance South Yarra home for a professional couple.

See Separation Creek House, Moonlight Cabin and more of their work on Lunchbox below.

Seaview House's Pavilions Fit in With Its Weatherboard Neighbours

Seaview House is made up of a series of pavilions, designed to fit in with neighbouring old weatherboard cottages without sacrificing contemporary appeal…

Separation Creek House is Like a Treehouse Perched on the Hillside

This treehouse in Separation Creek enjoys panoramic views, perched on a steep forested hillside above the Great Ocean Road and Bass Strait.

Moonlight Cabin: A Tiny But Perfectly Detailed Beachside Cabin

Located on a windswept coast line, Moonlight Cabin is a place to retreat from and engage with the landscape’s ephemeral conditions.

Modern, Low Maintenance, Inner City Pad for a Professional Couple

Home to a professional couple and Biggles the cat, this modern design aims to enhance the owners daily living experience. And succeeds.