Lunchbox Architect featured project archives

In the Californian desert temperatures can soar to over 40 degrees. This family built a home without air-conditioning - are they mad?

The smallest house on the block contains one of the largest rooms. What this house lacks in square metres it makes up for in volume.

An extension to a double fronted Californian bungalow reuses salvaged materials from the demolition works in an extensive renovation.

We don't often feature multi-residential projects. But when we do, they're beautifully innovative projects like this one.

A heritage-listed chicory kiln on Phillip Island is transformed into a delightfully playful residence for a couple.

While this modern farm house feels shiny and new, traditional elements like the generous verandah gives it the best of both worlds.

Defying gravity, a protected timber box for sleeping zones sits on top of a glass box for living in this renovation of a Sydney semi...

This renovation revolved around the premiss of maximising spaces and opening up to the generous view and natural light.

The use of humble timber dowel rods in various forms throughout this refurbishment serve a practical, decorative and unifying purpose.

The renovation of this Fitzroy house marries two influences — a refined industrial aesthetic and traditional Victorian architecture.

The use of up to 75 per cent recycled timber as structure and cladding brings warmth and variety to this modern beach house.

In spite of a compact footprint, this home feels spacious and light thanks to a completely non-existent fourth wall.