Featured Architecturally designed homes - Lunchbox Architect

Mitchell Street Project by (via Lunchbox Architect)

Mitchell Street Project by A Dual-occupancy Project to Stand Out From the Rest It's rare that we feature a dual-occupancy project on Lunchbox Architect, but the attention to quality makes this one stand out...

LBK by PLY Architecture (via Lunchbox Architect)

LBK by PLY Architecture A Modern, Light-filled Extension to the Rear of a Heritage Home The new living area of this heritage home captures glimpses of the sky and opens seamlessly to the outdoors.

Laneway Studio by McGregor Westlake Architecture (via Lunchbox Architect)

Laneway Studio by McGregor Westlake Architecture A Laneway Studio Designed as a Prototype for Developing Our Suburbs Architecture as a political statement. What should our suburbs look like as we attempt to squeeze millions more into our cities?

Skylit House by Downie North Architects (via Lunchbox Architect)

Skylit House by Downie North Architects A Renovation Which Resulted in Less, Not More. But Who's Complaining? Sometimes, reevaluating and reconfiguring what you have proves that you already have enough. It did for this family of five...

The Honeyworks House by Paul Butterworth Architect (via Lunchbox Architect)

The Honeyworks House by Paul Butterworth Architect An Affordable Home With Room for the Grandchildren and Honey Making Rather than dedicate space to rooms that will rarely be used, create versatile spaces and spend your remaining budget on luxuries...

Ivanhoe Extension by Modscape (via Lunchbox Architect)

Ivanhoe Extension by Modscape Could You Live at Home While Your Extension is Being Built? Living at home while your extension is built sounds like a nightmare, but this clever idea allowed the owners to live disruption-free.

Boundary Street House by Chan Architecture (via Lunchbox Architect)

Boundary Street House by Chan Architecture A New Home Makes the Most of an Unusual Site in the Inner City It's not often you get to build a new house in the inner city. What would you do if you had a clean slate?

Enmore House by Amrish Maharaj Architect (via Lunchbox Architect)

Enmore House by Amrish Maharaj Architect This Home Hides a Secret Which Transforms the Previously Dark Terrace Many old terraces are dark and pokey, but thanks to a tricky secret behind those doors, this terrace is now light, bright and spacious.

K2 House by FMD Architects (via Lunchbox Architect)

K2 House by FMD Architects A Bachelor's Pad Is Transformed Into a Home Fit for a Family Life can change a lot in 10 years, so what do you do if your home no longer fits in with your life? Move or renovate?

College Place by Nest Architects (via Lunchbox Architect)

College Place by Nest Architects How Would You Design a House for a Scuba Diver? If you're noticing a bit of an underwater theme in this home, it's no accident. This is a home for a keen scuba diver!

Limerick House by Solomon Troup Architects (via Lunchbox Architect)

Limerick House by Solomon Troup Architects A Poetic Addition Reorients the Home to Take in a Spectacular View Inspired by shearing sheds in the area and rhyming with the original home, a clever addition transforms this weekender.

Randwick Pavilion by MaSQ Architecture (via Lunchbox Architect)

Randwick Pavilion by MaSQ Architecture A Lounge Pavilion Set in a Sunken Garden Feels Both Indoors and Out A simple, yet considered pavilion connects the home to the garden and brings greenery and light into the living area.

Bustle House by FMD Architects (via Lunchbox Architect)

Bustle House by FMD Architects This Old Victorian-era 'Lady' Gets a Modern Bustle Dress Makeover The history and beauty of this old home are respected and celebrated by a bustle dress-inspired addition.

Tess + JJ's House by po-co Architecture (via Lunchbox Architect)

Tess + JJ's House by po-co Architecture A New Two-storey House That Won't Upset the Neighbours? A new house, in an old area, on a tight site, with space for a family of four that won't upset the neighbours? Are they dreaming?

House SE by Walter&Walter (via Lunchbox Architect)

House SE by Walter&Walter Perforated Sliding Door Provides Privacy Without Blocking Views or Light Inspired by the spaces and ornamentation of the original home, this home plays with light and space to create a dramatic addition.

Yeronga Renovation by Smith Architects (via Lunchbox Architect)

Yeronga Renovation by Smith Architects Love Mountain Sports? Put a Climbing Wall in Your Lounge Room This adventurous renovation transforms an ugly duckling into a fun and functional family home, celebrating the owners' hobbies.

Golf Course House by Bespoke Architects (via Lunchbox Architect)

Golf Course House by Bespoke Architects A New Home to Appeal to Lovers of Mid-Century Design With views over the golf course, the architect achieved a mid-century-inspired design, while adhering to local design guidelines.

JR’s Hut at Kimo Estate by Anthony Hunt Design & Luke Stanley Architects (via Lunchbox Architect)

JR’s Hut at Kimo Estate by Anthony Hunt Design & Luke Stanley Architects A Unique Place to Retreat When You Can't People Anymore Perched on a hill in rural New South Wales, JR's Hut has all you need for the relaxing opportunity to switch off and reset.

Brunswick West House by Taylor Knights (via Lunchbox Architect)

Brunswick West House by Taylor Knights Introvert or Extrovert? Here's an Open-Plan Space with Room for All! Three sculptural walls create nooks and niches within a larger open-plan space, creating the opportunity to mingle or seek solitude.

North Avoca Studio by Matt Thitchener Architect (via Lunchbox Architect)

North Avoca Studio by Matt Thitchener Architect A Multi-purpose Space to Work, Relax, Entertain and Enjoy the Views Perched dramatically on a steep slope overlooking the ocean, this separate studio is the perfect retreat for work, rest or play.

The Light Box by Finnis Architects & Damon Hills (via Lunchbox Architect)

The Light Box by Finnis Architects & Damon Hills A Garden Pavilion Nestled in this Backyard Brings the Outdoors In In a street of Californian Bungalows, it was important to maintain the status quo. It's a whole other story at the rear of this home...

Carlton House by Tom Robertson Architects (via Lunchbox Architect)

Carlton House by Tom Robertson Architects A Double Height Space Brings Light Into This Previously Dark Cottage And he said, 'Let there be light', and there was light. Thanks to a new double height space, this cottage is transformed.

McGunnigle Shack by mishack (via Lunchbox Architect)

McGunnigle Shack by mishack 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.

Lawes Street Extension by Habitech Systems (via Lunchbox Architect)

Lawes Street Extension by Habitech Systems What You Can Do to Rectify a 1980s Brown Brick Atrocity The '80s was responsible for numerous crimes against taste (but some pretty fabs music). What can you do to right some of those wrongs?

Melbourne Vernacular by (via Lunchbox Architect)

Melbourne Vernacular by Sustainable Owners Renovate with Minimum Carbon Footprint With a passion for sustainability, these owners salvaged whatever they could to reduce the carbon footprint of their renovation.

Lake Wendouree House by Porter Architects (via Lunchbox Architect)

Lake Wendouree House by Porter Architects Despite Its Age, This Home Was Anything but a Renovator’s Delight This home's meticulous maintenance record details upkeep such as 'biannual repainting'. It was in A1 condition, but still needed modernising.

Cubby Office by Krisna Cheung Architects (via Lunchbox Architect)

Cubby Office by Krisna Cheung Architects School Holidays Are No Longer a Nightmare for These Working Parents Cubby Office to the rescue! A fun, connected, yet separate space for the kids to play while the parents get back to work.

Garden View House by (via Lunchbox Architect)

Garden View House by Stuck on Whether to Renovate or Demolish and Start Over? These owners decided to work with what they had rather than start afresh. The result is a functional and character-filled home.

Two Halves House by Moloney Architects (via Lunchbox Architect)

Two Halves House by Moloney Architects Two Pavilions Encourage a Sociable Lifestyle and Embrace the Bush Two Halves House steps down the landscape, separated into a sociable living space and a private sleeping zone.

Leederville House by RYANarc (via Lunchbox Architect)

Leederville House by RYANarc A Unique Vaulted Ceiling and Clerestory Windows Bring in the Light A home on a corner block maximises light without sacrificing privacy by reorienting to the north and some strategic clerestory windows.

Little Big House by Room 11 (via Lunchbox Architect)

Little Big House by Room 11 A Small Home With Big Volumes Designed to Embrace its Cool Climate Built in an area that sometimes encounters snow, this home in the hills has a small footprint, but large volumes make it feel spacious.

A Sunroom by Arcke Architecture and Interior Design (via Lunchbox Architect)

A Sunroom by Arcke Architecture and Interior Design A Sunroom and Articulated Fence Were All it Took to Update this Home We love simple projects that make a big difference. And it doesn't get much simpler than a sunroom and a fence.

Dark Light House by MRTN Architects (via Lunchbox Architect)

Dark Light House by MRTN Architects A Small Addition Creates a Home Greater Than the Sum of Its Parts Light and dark, east and west, new and old, Dark Light House's new living pavilion contrasts without simply doing the opposite.

Saturn II by McManus Lew Architects (via Lunchbox Architect)

Saturn II by McManus Lew Architects A New Rear Living Area Creates a Better Connection to the Outdoors We love to get out and enjoy the backyard, but too often our homes are disconnected from our outdoor spaces. Here's what you can do...

Port Melbourne House by Finnis Architects (via Lunchbox Architect)

Port Melbourne House by Finnis Architects Former Milkbar Now a Light-filled Family Home Among the Treetops Floating above the original milkbar is a recently renovated pavilion which makes this unique family home feel like it's a treehouse.

Coronet by Jos Tan Architects (via Lunchbox Architect)

Coronet by Jos Tan Architects Hold the Wrecking Ball! When Demo, Then Reno Is Not the Solution With a slim budget, demolition of the rear of this home was not an option. But an even slimmer bathroom was part of the solution...