Lunchbox Architect featured projects

Bluestone Terrace Pavilion by (via Lunchbox Architect) Bluestone Terrace Pavilion by A Sunny Glass Box Helps This Bluestone Cottage Connect to the Garden Owned by a landscape gardener, this 1880s bluestone cottage is now connected to the garden and full of natural light and sea breezes.
Thornbury House by Bent Architecture (via Lunchbox Architect) Thornbury House by Bent Architecture A Distorted Roofline Conceals a Surreptitious Second Storey In a street of single-storey timber houses, this playful new home reinterprets its neighbours so it feels at home in the street.
Project Franklinford by Modscape (via Lunchbox Architect) Project Franklinford by Modscape An Off-Grid, Sustainable House in the Victorian Central Highlands Sitting sympathetically in an open paddock, this off-grid house captures views without compromising on environmental performance.
Garden Wall House by Sarah Kahn Architect (via Lunchbox Architect) Garden Wall House by Sarah Kahn Architect A Recycled Brick Garden Wall Creates an Inner-City Sanctuary By dividing a complicated inner-city block into a patchwork, a new home sits comfortably between heritage buildings and gritty laneway.
Playtime by Guild Architects (via Lunchbox Architect) Playtime by Guild Architects A Fun-Filled Addition Peaks Above This Californian Bungalow It's Playtime in this fun-filled extension with secret hatches, a bridge, sloped walls and an aquarium of curious creatures.
Curtain Cottage by Apparte Studio (via Lunchbox Architect) Curtain Cottage by Apparte Studio This Is How You Transform a Tight and Dingy Terrace Without Extending An architect, a builder, and a joiner walk into a dark and dingy terrace...
Mexican Swiss Chalet - Malmsbury House by Perversi-Brooks Architects (via Lunchbox Architect) Mexican Swiss Chalet - Malmsbury House by Perversi-Brooks Architects A Mexican-inspired Swiss Chalet in the Australian Bush... What?! The architectural equivalent of a lamington made with Swiss cheese and dusted with paprika sounds like a recipe for disaster, but is it?

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