Lunchbox Architect featured project archives

If your neighbours are too close for comfort, focus on natural light. Your home will feel spacious and you'll forget they're there...

A breakout area and new master bedroom within a self-contained white box give this Fremantle home more flexibility and room to breathe.

Your home doesn't need to be physically big to feel spacious. There are a few tricks to make your home feel larger than life.

In a suburb of houses three times its size this home makes the most of its narrow block and compact size by capturing views of the sky.

A home rich with character is updated to improve comfort, privacy and connection to the landscape without losing its vintage feel.

This professional couple felt constrained by an outdated floor plan that sacrificed living areas for circulation and formal dining...

Tucked away in Noosa's bushy hinterland is a tent house - a place that gives the sense of permanent camping without sacrifice...

Dubbed the Urban Cottage, this modern take on a workers' cottage feels fresh and contemporary in-spite of its early colonial roots.

With low ceilings and only the rear of this living area above ground level, this terrace needed something big to feel like a home...

Black sheep. Odd one out. Dark horse. Whatever you want to call it, there's something different about this home - and we love it!

This 1920s home was transformed by an extension that refocusses living areas and a master retreat on a new north-facing courtyard.

By opening up to kitchen to the living area and creating a better connection to the deck, this apartment makes better use of its space.

With the option to demolish and start from scratch, MRTN Architects instead create a sensitive addition to this Victorian cottage.

'Ethel' has a number of delightful surprises up her sleeve, proving there's more to this humble Victorian home than she lets on...

A home near Noosa is designed for the area's sub-tropical climate and to maximise the owner's enjoyment of the bush setting.

A studio connected to the main house by a decked walkway creates maximum flexibility (and reduces renovation stress) for this family.