Lunchbox Architect featured project archives

Measuring in at just 11 square metres of additional space, this tiny addition punches above its weight for its size.

What happens if you take historic Adelaide housing and give it a modern, considered and environmentally conscious twist?

A new extension negotiates the slope of the land, looking out to the view and connecting the living area to the garden.

For cost efficiency this project creates two identical houses, but thanks to a clever folded facade each home fits the site.

With our home that was feeling a bit tired and out of step with the way this family lives, a rethink and renovation was in order.

Finding a way to create a private retreat space for the parents of a growing family plus extra storage area in a heritage home...

Brunswick has a rich history of bluestone quarries and brickworks. Quarry House updates a Victorian terrace with this history in mind.

After the 2003 Canberra bushfires, this site was rereleased. The new home explores the idea of new beginnings for a young family.

In this woman's retirement plan? A desire to downsize and determination to age in graceful style in a city central apartment.

A building at the bottom of this Perth garden contains a music studio and sleeping loft while connecting to semi-outdoor living areas.

Arranged around three courtyards, this new open-plan extension is a delightful counterpoint to the existing Californian Bungalow.

At their Toorak Texture project, NORTHBOURNE Architecture + Design quickly realised there was no need to waste time and money extending.

'Kensington Palace' challenges the idea that a home needs to be expensive and expansive to be your dream home.