Peek-a-Box is a unique architectural statement on the current housing needs of the country, India, a nation with around 200-350 million of its population belonging to the middle-income group (MIG), which requires acknowledging the rising call for better standards of living. The MIG has been the key driver of the global economy in the last century. Their primary dream remains the same - to own their place in this world, a home.

Located on a 170 sqm plot with a built-up area of 120 sqm, the project addresses a rational cause and is not limited to our client. The architect's ideology was to break the notion that 'architecture is only for those who can afford it' and to initiate the unrealised potential of architectural design in budget homes. Limited space and unlimited aspirations are the underlying idea. The client's typical Indian family structure - a working couple, two children, and a grandmother - offered the opportunity to create an eclectic home proposition for any native household.