Lunchbox Architect featured project archives

The owners of a mid-century home loved the qualities of their home but needed a modern addition to bring it into this century.

This flexible beach house is the perfect surf trips big and small because it's focussed on the outdoors to create extra living space.

On the corner of two main thoroughfares, a new room conceived as a large balcony gives this home a way to connect with the community.

An injection of pattern and brings plenty of personality to this cottage addition, perfect for a creative young family.

While older homes have character baked in, they're not built for modern living. But, you can have the best of both worlds; old and new!

This modular home was designed and built off-site and then transported to its remote location where it now takes in stunning views.

A back deck completely transforms the functionality of this home, creating a hub connecting living areas with the backyard.

Creating a home for an introvert and an extrovert means balancing openness with a need for privacy; prospect and refuge.

Shop tops in Victorian-era buildings are often dark and often empty these days, talk about a wasted opportunity!

A refined and considered home in a new estate shows the power of using an architect versus buying off-the-plan from a bulk builder.

A long, thin addition on the southern boundary allows this home to maximise the amount of natural light and create an outdoor room.