Lunchbox Architect featured project archives

Would you be game to renovate and reduce the size of your home? This design proves it's not always more space you need, after all.

This space-defying addition proves just because you don't have a lot of space to extend doesn't mean you can't make a big impact.

This granny (and gramps) flat is the perfect place for a retired couple to call home: close to family, yet private and comfortable.

Using passive design techniques, this new living space embraces the outdoors and will be comfortable year-round without relying on AC.

With dated bricks and dutch-gabled eaves, this home was definitely a child of the '90s, but now it's been given a contemporary twist.

Scandinavian design is clean and minimal, but the use of natural timbers and stone avoid it becoming sterile. This home nails the look.

Making a compact space work means making it work hard. But how, exactly, do you achieve that? This remodel shows you how...

For an artist who collects all things astonishing and strange, a renovation helps to show off her unique style and flair.

An incredible collaboration between the owners of a furniture company and the architects creates a light and bright coastal home.

You might be surprised how little extra space you need if you take the time to get the floor plan right...

By reimagining the way this existing addition functioned they were able to transform this home, adding only 15 square metres in total.

This retired couple wanted an intimate home for themselves, but what happens when extended family visit? Enter the 'connected plan'...