Lunchbox Architect featured project archives

The charred timber addition float in front of the home, complementing the original cream brick and transforming the street appeal.

This Carlton terrace renovation updates ageing interiors to create the perfect home for a collector of colourful art and furniture.

The amount of space you have is one thing, but its functionality, light and flow is a whole other thing.

Sitting on top of the garage with leafy views, the new self-contained living space is perfect for adult children or visiting family.

An addition to this period home sits comfortably alongside the original, oriented to catch the light and open up the backyard.

Access to natural light is so important, yet often overlooked. With thoughtful design, your home can be light and bright year-round.

It's not what you expect when you think of a modular home, but this tricky house continues the surprises continue inside...

Despite a seemingly impossible set of constraints, this terrace has been transformed into a light-filled and sustainable family home.

You don't envisage a townhouse when you think of country town living, but this architect's own home is perfect for her family.

The renovation of this post-war house leans on mid-century details and views of the native landscape to create a special home.

A generous north-facing courtyard becomes the best part of this house, bringing light, breezes and the outdoors into every space.

Chimneys of the old brickworks immediately caught the architect's attention and she knew this renovation needed to capture that view!

Transforming a 1960s apricot-brick unit into the perfect bachelor pad meant rethinking the space and adapting what was already there...