South Melbourne Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Homes from South Melbourne that have been previously featured on Lunchbox Architect
![Law Street House: Behind a Steely Facade Hides a Delightfully Bright Secret Law Street House by Muir Mendes Architects (via Lunchbox Architect)](https://media.lunchboxarchitect.com/495x400/featured/law-street-house-muir-mendes-architects/law-street-house-muir-mendes-8-495x400.jpg)
Law Street House: Behind a Steely Facade Hides a Delightfully Bright Secret
Law Street House is constructed from a surprising material - plate steel. Inside, a double height light shaft encourages sunlight to dance across the walls.
![This South Melbourne House Refurbishment Opens the Entire Ground Floor South Melbourne House by Mitsuori Architects (via Lunchbox Architect)](https://media.lunchboxarchitect.com/495x400/featured/south-melbourne-house/south-melbourne-house-featured.jpg)
This South Melbourne House Refurbishment Opens the Entire Ground Floor
Thanks to a clever refurbishment this South Melbourne House becomes a communal multi-zoned space in keeping with the family's desire to live and work together.
![Ugliest House in the Street Becomes a 'Dreamcatching' Family Home Dreamcatcher by Fiona Winzar Architects (via Lunchbox Architect)](https://media.lunchboxarchitect.com/495x400/featured/dreamcatcher-fiona-winzar-architects/dreamcatcher-fiona-winzar-architects-2a6836fd.jpg)
Ugliest House in the Street Becomes a 'Dreamcatching' Family Home
A stainless steel net for growing deciduous vines wraps this narrow home, transforming it into a nest for vertical family living.
![Laser Cut Screen Shields Addition and References Heritage Building Cecil Street House by Chan Architecture (via Lunchbox Architect)](https://media.lunchboxarchitect.com/495x400/featured/cecil-street-house-south-melbourne-chan-architecture/cecil-street-house-south-melbourne-chan-architecture-563b56dc.jpg)
Laser Cut Screen Shields Addition and References Heritage Building
The lace-like screen protecting the rear of this home is a way to tie old and new together while also dealing with practicalities.
![On a Block Just 5 Metres Wide, Space and Light Are the Main Challenges... Fishley by Bryant Alsop (via Lunchbox Architect)](https://media.lunchboxarchitect.com/495x400/featured/fishley-melbourne-bryant-alsop/fishley-melbourne-bryant-alsop-75e42477.jpg)
On a Block Just 5 Metres Wide, Space and Light Are the Main Challenges...
Bringing a sense of space and plenty of natural light to a narrow block is tough, but clever design and engineering make it possible.
![Terrace Sheds Previous Life As Store Without Losing Its Uniqueness South Melbourne Terrace by Eliza Blair Architecture (via Lunchbox Architect)](https://media.lunchboxarchitect.com/495x400/featured/south-melbourne-terrace-eliza-blair-architecture/south-melbourne-terrace-eliza-blair-architecture-27f4ffb8.jpg)
Terrace Sheds Previous Life As Store Without Losing Its Uniqueness
Previously a general store, this South Melbourne terrace is now a light-filled family home while retaining its character and quirks.