mishack

mi shack is an architect-designed modular home system based in Witchcliffe, in Western Australia's Margaret River Region. It is built on MIDS, the Modular Integrated Design System created by architect Marcus Browne RAIA and refined since 2009 across real WA projects, using predefined planning modules that flip, slide and connect along a clear planning spine to suit coastal, rural, metro and regional sites.

Every mi shack starts from the same system, then becomes its own thing, shaped by its site, its owners and how it will be built. Homes have been built from Fremantle to Dunsborough, Yallingup and Esperance, and the practice offers a site feasibility service, Map iT, before design begins.

On Lunchbox, Clarke Shack is a holiday home that blends mid-century modern style with the Australian rural shed, White Shack is a laid-back but sophisticated retreat at Yallingup for a creative family, and McGunnigle Shack in Fremantle brings clean, crisp lines and low-pitched roofs to clients who love mid-century design.

See Clarke Shack, McGunnigle Shack and more of their work on Lunchbox below.

Holiday Shack Blends Mid Century Modern with Australian Rural Shed

Inspired by Mid-century design with a touch of Aussie shed, this stylish shack is the perfect combination of cool and practical.

A Rural Retreat Fit for an '80s Pop Star and His Creative Family

Built for a family bursting with creative souls, this shack needed to be as stylish and as interesting as the people living in it.

When Fans of Mid-century Design Saw Mishack, They Saw a Kindred Spirit

This modern home captures the spirit of mid-century design, with a taste of American diner-style breakfast booths for good measure.