Lunchbox Architect featured project archives

This 1980s-era home already had a stellar location. Thanks to an internal reno, it has everything else you'd want in a home, too...

The substantial renovation of this terrace transforms the home, but reminders of the past are woven in to create a rich tapestry.

In many ways, Feng Shui aligns with the principles of good design. Here, Feng Shui achieves a light, harmonious and delightful home.

It's amazing how high ceilings can offer your home an extra sense of space, just take a look at this light and bright example...

Three distinct pavilions create the breathing room needed for maximum light and breezes on this narrow inner-city block.

A beautiful new living space wrapping around a courtyard deck plus main bedroom suite creates the perfect home for a family of six.

A beach house doesn't need to feel like a glass box on stilts, this home feels intimate while still celebrating the views.

Pooling for a pool: would you join forces with your parents to create the ultimate inner-city pad complete with a rooftop pool?

This considered addition capitalises on good qualities of the home and fixes the less than ideal. What can be saved in your addition?

With the site's Bushfire Attack Level of Flame Zone, achieving the incredible expanses of glazing took incredible attention to detail.

Bringing together all the things they loved from previous houses, their new home represents the good life for this family of five.

The only way was up at this home, but renovating meant this family were able to achieve everything they wanted without having to move.

With the option of renovating or selling, this family chose to renovate to stay in the area they, but that was easier said than done!