Prefab magic! These houses arrived by barge and were installed in two days.
Ever wanted a home with both charm and cutting-edge design? Rodd Point Twins has it all.
A side-by-side subdivision that blends luxury and eco-conscious design in a way that proves you can have the best of both worlds…
How Kreis Grennan Architecture used smart design to create two spacious homes on a compact site...
Hawthorne Siblings: Rethinking the traditional Queenslander for denser cities and stylish modern living...
With the water at the back door and a lush tropical courtyard bringing in light and breezes, this duplex has the best of both worlds.
A pigeon pair of townhouses allow two brothers and their young families to live side-by-side; the perfect place to raise their kids.
A simple, rectangular, double-storey addition was a cost-effective way to gain the space this family needed. Plus some indulgences...
'It's the way things have always been done' doesn't mean it's the best solution! Questioning the norm can unlock hidden gold...
Celebrating the suburb's history, this laneway house demonstrates how to create high-quality housing in the inner city with flair.
When you think of an off-grid house you typically imagine a remote cabin in the bush, but these eco-townhouses tell a different story.
A home for a couple and a separate home for their adult children. Plus it's on a very public, very tricky triangular site!
Running the two homes perpendicular to the street allows this dual occupancy design to maximise views and maintain privacy.
A samurai's armour inspires the form and materials of this unique townhouse development, bringing a bit of Japan to the suburbs.
These townhouses challenge the norm and prove you can develop suburban sites without ignoring the character of the neighbourhood.
A creative design for two new townhouses defies many of the qualities of these types of developments to create bright and breezy homes.
It's rare that we feature a dual-occupancy project on Lunchbox Architect, but the attention to quality makes this one stand out...
Experimenting with ideas of affordability without sacrificing liveability, North Street House is the perfect home for a young couple.
These two homes are built on a pier structure that highlights their unique creek-side location near the Mornington foreshore.
For cost efficiency this project creates two identical houses, but thanks to a clever folded facade each home fits the site.
Orientation is the best way to make your home feel light and bright. So what can you do when your home faces the wrong way?
This duplex development isn't what we have come to expect. It actively avoids placing garages on the street as an homage to the car.
Studio 19 are at it again, designing two stunning community houses for a not-for-profit organisation in New Zealand.
We don't often feature multi-residential projects. But when we do, they're beautifully innovative projects like this one.
Named Soe Ker Tie (Butterfly) Houses by the workers on site, these six innovative pavilions provide affordable accomodation for Thai orphans.
An eclectic couple of homes in Sydney's Marrickville demonstrates a new model for urban consolidation…
A Launceston suburb renowned for its Californian Bungalows gets a new development that reinterprets the iconic style for modern, medium density living.
