Lunchbox Architect featured project archives

With COVID-19, remote working and a beautiful new home in the country, the time seemed perfect for this family's tree change.

Even a block in a typical housing estate can benefit from an architect's touch, creating a home that's a joy to live in year-round...

The owners of this whole floor apartment in Manly loved the location, but not the dark unfriendly spaces. Luckily, there was a solution!

Transforming a 1980s house into a warehouse loft-inspired home involved removing the roof but the results are more than worth it!

Every good architectural story needs a hero. In this renovation, it's a striking bookshelf which screens a work-from-home space...

This addition to a post-war brick home has a trick up its sleeve to guarantee access to sunlight despite the backyard facing south.

Defying its narrow site, challenging east-west orientation and heritage restrictions, this skinny home manages to feel spacious.

A west-facing backyard and poorly-designed additions left this family with dark mornings and overheated afternoons, but no longer...

Imagine having a classic modernist house in the family for three generations? How would you sensitively renovate it?

Staging the renovation of this home into two phases made budgetary sense and allows the home to adapt to the family's changing needs.

Clever planning allows this small apartment to feel grand and glamourous. Wait until you see how the dressing room transforms...

Passive solar principles, high-quality yet affordable materials and thoughtful design brings high-quality housing within reach.

The roof and layout of the original home serve as the inspiration for a new addition, but a modern twist creates perfect family home.