Lunchbox Architect featured project archives

It's rare that we feature a dual-occupancy project on Lunchbox Architect, but the attention to quality makes this one stand out...

The new living area of this heritage home captures glimpses of the sky and opens seamlessly to the outdoors.

Architecture as a political statement. What should our suburbs look like as we attempt to squeeze millions more into our cities?

Sometimes, reevaluating and reconfiguring what you have proves that you already have enough. It did for this family of five...

Rather than dedicate space to rooms that will rarely be used, create versatile spaces and spend your remaining budget on luxuries...

Living at home while your extension is built sounds like a nightmare, but this clever idea allowed the owners to live disruption-free.

It's not often you get to build a new house in the inner city. What would you do if you had a clean slate?

Many old terraces are dark and pokey, but thanks to a tricky secret behind those doors, this terrace is now light, bright and spacious.

Life can change a lot in 10 years, so what do you do if your home no longer fits in with your life? Move or renovate?

If you're noticing a bit of an underwater theme in this home, it's no accident. This is a home for a keen scuba diver!

Inspired by shearing sheds in the area and rhyming with the original home, a clever addition transforms this weekender.

A simple, yet considered pavilion connects the home to the garden and brings greenery and light into the living area.