O'Neill Architecture on Lunchbox Architect

O'Neill Architecture, now known as ONA, is a Brisbane practice that uses "design to create sustainable environments that support people in how they want to live", with research and strategic thinking underpinning all its work. Led by partner and architect Justin O'Neill, its close-knit team of architects, interior designers and project managers shares a commitment to thoughtful design and collaboration.

On Lunchbox, Annie Street House in New Farm achieves a remarkable amount on a tight budget, using project home technology in unique ways on a narrow 259-square-metre site with one long boundary to the street. Elizabeth Street House in Rosalie replaces a 1950s Queenslander with a modern home that follows the pattern of the old but opens up behind its unassuming facade, keeping close neighbours a world away.

See Annie Street House and Elizabeth Street House on Lunchbox below.

Annie Street House Achieves a Remarkable Amount on a Tight Budget

Annie Street House was constructed by a project builder and utilises project home technology in unique ways to achieve a tight budget.

This modern Queenslander has a surprise behind its unassuming facade

Following the traditional layout at the front, this modern Queenslander defies expectations to create a vibrant modern home.