Small House Plans: 18 Home Designs Under 100m2 - Lunchbox …
Copper House: Quality Trumps Quantity in this Small House of Rich Materials. With a floor plan of just 60 square metres, this two-bedroom house is considered small by Australia's bloated standards. In reality, it contains all the essentials in a compact and space-efficient package. Plus, it melds comfortably into a difficultly steep site.
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Year-Round Outdoor Comfort: Heating, Cooling, and Weatherproofing Solutions. Here, we've gathered insights from experts across the industry to help you design a space that keeps you warm in winter, cool in summer, and protected from the elements—all without sacrificing style.
Plywood Never Looked So Good: 27 Stunning Plywood Interiors
The tiny Southern Highlands House uses plywood to create a beautiful and affordable curved bookshelf. The plywood was CNC cut to shape to ensure a perfect fit. This Fitzroy North addition features plywood detailing and stairs. The plywood looks more luxurious than traditional builders ply because it has a hardwood outer layer.
How to Design a Courtyard that Actually Works - Lunchbox Architect
Create edges that are somewhere between indoors and outdoors. You want it to feel comfortable to linger at the edges of the courtyard. Ensure that at least one edge of the courtyard is a covered outdoor space, like a verandah or porch, that you would naturally pass through or spend time in. 2. Doors on at least two opposite sides.
Introducing Architopia: beautiful house designs you can purchase …
Buying an Architopia design gives you access to everything you need to get building. For a once-off, flat fee, you get a full set of drawings, details on the sustainability features and photos/3D images of the design to help you visualise the look and feel. In fact, Architopia premium packages are ready to take to a builder for pricing.
How this early 20th Century home embraces the best of both eras
The Golden Point House is a celebration of contrasts—old and new, light and shade, charm and function. It’s a home that’s been reinvented for modern family living without throwing away its early 20th-century soul. It’s proof that sometimes, you can have it all. This little slice of history is far from forgotten.
James Russell Architects - Lunchbox Architect
Boston Street House: 'Builder's Special' Tranformed Into Modern Courtyard House. A Brisbane red brick spec home was showing its age. Architect James Russell cleverly transformed the dated home into a bright and modern courtyard house.
Reimagining the Queenslander for modern living…
The restoration of the Queenslander itself is a beautiful blend of tradition and modern living. The upper level of the home has been preserved for bedrooms and a secondary lounge, keeping the classic charm that Queenslanders are known for. Traditional detailing like the shared sunroom has been maintained, and the original veranda, which was ...
Renovations - lunchboxarchitect.com
Renovations. Renovations and additions to existing houses are the most common architecturally designed homes. The challenge with renovations is to incorporate the style and layout of the existing building with the modern needs of the family. When down well, renovations combine the charm of traditional buildings with the conveniences of modern ...
Weatherboard House: Not Your Average Suburban Weatherboard…
North Facade. The north facade is the most private and concealed as it faces the backyard. Its stretches the weatherboards capacity to the limit as they weave themselves over the tapering facade, windows and pivoting canopies. The forms and material are inseparable as they sculpt themselves to follow the path of light and shade over the building.