Lunchbox Architect featured project archives

It's hard to believe 1994 was nearly 30 years ago, but this home was sure showing its age. No more thanks to a fun and bright revamp.

Internal courtyards are the answer to finding natural daylight and preventing overlooking issues in this inner-city renovation.

An L-shaped floor plan creates sheltered outdoor space, maximises the view and builds in flexibility to this beautiful home.

Some clever solutions mean even a home on a long, narrow block can capture scenic, wraparound views of the ocean.

A more efficient floor plan could unlock the space for an ensuite, open-plan kitchen and plenty of storage without extending...

If you're squeezed for space but can't justify the disruption and cost of either moving or renovating, this might be the answer...

Originally a parsonage for the neighbouring church, this historic home has been transformed with a contemporary addition.

This new addition is unquestionably modern, but it has an enduring, timeless quality which makes old and new perfect companions.

This new home in a semi-rural estate balances a sense of space with a need for privacy so the shift from the farm life isn't so hard.

Despite facing north-east, this apartment felt small and dark not at all appropriate for the capital of the sunshine state!

With only minor changes over its 50-year life, this mid-century home retained its original charm but desperately needed a little TLC.

Full of light and opening onto the pool and outdoor area, this modern pavilion is the perfect addition to this heritage home.

A renovation to a Victorian-era home and detached studio shines thanks to the three Rs plus local manufacturing and craftsmanship.