Five Elements Architects

Konankunte is where we decided to set up shop. Five Elements Architects has been operating out of this neighborhood for a bit now. It's a decent area to work in, honestly. We aren't those types of architects who wear suits and act like we're better than the builders on site. Usually, I'm in jeans and trying to find my measuring tape. The office is pretty simple. We have a few drafting tables and some computers that have seen better days. But they work, and that's what matters. Working in Konankunte means we get to see a lot of different types of buildings going up around us. We like being part of the local scene here. It’s quiet enough that we can actually focus on the drawings without too much distraction. Sometimes we stay late because a project is due, and the local tea stall is still open. That’s a life saver. We handle a lot of different things, from small room changes to bigger structural stuff. It’s mostly just us sitting here and making sure the lines on the paper make sense for a real building. We don’t do big presentations with lights and music. We just show you the plans and talk through what needs to happen. It's straightforward. If you're wandering around Konankunte, you might see us. We're the ones usually carrying rolls of paper or arguing with a printer that's jammed again. It’s just how things are at Five Elements Architects.