Redfern Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Redfern, a vibrant suburb in Sydney, is known for its cultural diversity and urban energy. This dynamic area is ideal for new homes and architectural renovations that reflect its eclectic character. Redfern’s mix of heritage terraces, modern apartments, and trendy cafes provides diverse opportunities for architects to create unique designs. The suburb’s proximity to the CBD, parks, and cultural attractions make it a popular choice for young professionals and families. With its lively atmosphere and rich history, Redfern offers a captivating canvas for innovative architectural projects that celebrate its urban spirit.
Homes from Redfern that Lunchbox Architect has featured in the past:
![Fitzroy Terrace Embraces Its Wrinkles – All 170 Years of Them Fitzroy Terrace by Welsh & Major Architects (via Lunchbox Architect)](https://media.lunchboxarchitect.com/495x400/featured//fitzroy-terrace/fitzroy-terrace-welsh-major-architects-3-495x400.jpg)
Fitzroy Terrace Embraces Its Wrinkles – All 170 Years of Them
Fitzroy Terrace by Welsh & Major Architects works with the exiting layers of history. The house tells the story of its 170 years of occupation...
![Tinshed: Modern Reuse of an Iconic Australian Structure Tinshed by Raffaello Rosselli (via Lunchbox Architect)](https://media.lunchboxarchitect.com/495x400/featured/tinshed/tinshed-featured.jpg)
Tinshed: Modern Reuse of an Iconic Australian Structure
A quintessential tin shed is reworked into a modern living/working space in Syndey's gritty inner city.
![A Laneway Studio Designed as a Prototype for Developing Our Suburbs Laneway Studio by McGregor Westlake Architecture (via Lunchbox Architect)](https://media.lunchboxarchitect.com/495x400/featured/laneway-studio-mcgregor-westlake-architecture/laneway-studio-mcgregor-westlake-architecture-a9d2f9a5.jpg)
A Laneway Studio Designed as a Prototype for Developing Our Suburbs
Architecture as a political statement. What should our suburbs look like as we attempt to squeeze millions more into our cities?