Robinson Architects on Lunchbox Architect

Robinson Architects is a Sunshine Coast practice based in Eumundi, headed by second-generation architect Jolyon Robinson, who works alongside long-time collaborator Monique Watt and a small team. The practice specialises mainly in residential architecture and increasingly takes on community and boutique commercial projects, working locally, nationally and on some international commissions.

Simplicity is at the core of its ethos: its buildings aim to be functional, sculptural, sustainable and engaged with their setting, and the practice is known for highly resolved, responsive architecture and a reputation for professional integrity built over several decades.

On Lunchbox, Tinbeerwah House is an economical home that sits lightly on a challenging site, Whyatt House is a bush-style home prefabricated by a local shed company, Wallaby Lane House is a sustainable home and studio at Tinbeerwah, and Platypus Bend House is an off-grid home raised on steel struts above a flood-prone bushland clearing.

See Tinbeerwah House, Platypus Bend House and more of their work on Lunchbox below.

Tinbeerwah House by Robinson Architects (via Lunchbox Architect)

Tinbeerwah House Sits Lightly on a Challenging Site

On a magnificent, but challenging site, Tinbeerwah House is a beautiful, economical home that sits lightly on the land.

Whyatt House by Robinson Architects (via Lunchbox Architect)

Whyatt House: Australian Bush Style Home Built From Prefabricated Shed

A local shed company prefabricated this home, saving both time and cost. But Whyatt House doesn't look like a typical shed…

Whyatt House by Robinson Architects (via Lunchbox Architect)

Whyatt House: Australian Bush Style Home Built From Prefabricated Shed

A local shed company prefabricated this home, saving both time and cost. But Whyatt House doesn't look like a typical shed…

Wallaby Lane House by Robinson Architects (via Lunchbox Architect)

A Family Relocating to Sunny Queensland Build a New Sustainable Home

In Wallaby Lane House, a family seeking a tree change find a new, more self-sufficient way of living. The home makes the most of their rural site.

Platypus Bend House by Robinson Architects (via Lunchbox Architect)

Self-Sufficient, Flood Proof Home Floats Over Australian Bushland

Completely off-grid and raised up to avoid occasional flooding, Platypus Bend House cantilevers spectacularly over a bushland clearing.