Albert Park Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Albert Park, situated just 3 km south of Melbourne's CBD, is synonymous with luxury and convenience. Known for its Victorian terraces and stunning beachfront properties, this area attracts those interested in high-end new homes and meticulous renovations. Architects in Albert Park excel at preserving the historical integrity of the neighbourhood while incorporating modern living features. The suburb’s proximity to the city, coupled with its serene parks and vibrant café culture, makes it a prime location for urban living. Explore the architectural possibilities and elevate your lifestyle in Albert Park.
Homes from Albert Park that have been previously featured on Lunchbox Architect
![At Merton House a Curving Dark Timber Wall Creates the New Home's Edge Merton House by Thomas Winwood Architecture (via Lunchbox Architect)](https://media.lunchboxarchitect.com/495x400/featured/merton-house/merton-house-featured.jpg)
At Merton House a Curving Dark Timber Wall Creates the New Home's Edge
Merton House reinterprets the bay windows, scale and arrangement of internal spaces to create a contemporary kitchen and living spaces.
![Transforming a Renovator's Nightmare on Seriously Triangular Site Acute House by OOF! Architects (via Lunchbox Architect)](https://media.lunchboxarchitect.com/495x400/featured/acute-house-oof-architecture/acute-house-oof-architecture-030117de.jpg)
Transforming a Renovator's Nightmare on Seriously Triangular Site
Take a tiny, acutely triangular site, add a demanding heritage context and you've given your architect a challenge. But look what she did!
![A Home With a Sentimental History is Sensitively Renovated Albert Park House by Chiverton Architects (via Lunchbox Architect)](https://media.lunchboxarchitect.com/495x400/featured/albert-park-house-melbourne-chiverton-architects/albert-park-house-melbourne-chiverton-architects-c050c67a.jpg)
A Home With a Sentimental History is Sensitively Renovated
'This house was purchased by Kasimiersz and Lucia in 1955', reads a plaque on the wall. One of the ways this home remembers its past...
![A Tight Site and Heritage Controls; Dealing With All the Constraints Albert Park Terrace by Dan Webster Architecture (via Lunchbox Architect)](https://media.lunchboxarchitect.com/495x400/featured/albert-park-terrace-dan-webster-architecture/albert-park-terrace-dan-webster-architecture-ae4674e8.jpg)
A Tight Site and Heritage Controls; Dealing With All the Constraints
Sometimes the constraints that can make a project more difficult end up creating something unique and wonderful.
![How Would You Design a House for a Scuba Diver? College Place by Nest Architects (via Lunchbox Architect)](https://media.lunchboxarchitect.com/495x400/featured/college-place-albert-park-nest-architects/college-place-albert-park-nest-architects-366b0f08.jpg)
How Would You Design a House for a Scuba Diver?
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!
![A Light-filled Beach House Just Two Kilometres from the City? South Melbourne Beach House by Topology Studio (via Lunchbox Architect)](https://media.lunchboxarchitect.com/495x400/featured/south-melbourne-beach-house-topology-studio/south-melbourne-beach-house-topology-studio-4e189bc3.jpg)
A Light-filled Beach House Just Two Kilometres from the City?
With an incredible site just one street from the beach and close to the city, these architects built their ideal family home.
![How Would You Like Your Extension Installed in a Day? Albert Park Modular Extension by Modscape (via Lunchbox Architect)](https://media.lunchboxarchitect.com/495x400/featured/albert-park-modular-extension-modscape/albert-park-modular-extension-modscape-238188a4.jpg)
How Would You Like Your Extension Installed in a Day?
With modular, off-site construction you can remove the headaches of extending your home and still end up with a beautiful result.