Ajit Wadwa Architect

Over here at Wb-Vi, 304, on Street Number 3 in New Surajanagar, things are usually pretty steady. This is where Ajit Wadwa Architect is based, right in the heart of Abohar. The district of Fzr is where we do most of our projects, mostly staying close to home. The office isn't anything special to look at from the outside, just a regular door in a residential area. Inside, it's mostly just me and the drawing tools. I spend hours looking at site dimensions and trying to make sense of what can actually be built on a particular lot. It’s a lot of quiet work, punctuated by the occasional phone call or someone dropping by with a question about their plot. The neighborhood is quiet, which is good for thinking about designs. I don't have a big marketing team or anything like that. Most people find me because they saw a house I worked on or heard about it from a neighbor. I like keeping things straightforward. If someone needs a plan, I sit down with them and we figure it out on paper. It's a lot of pencil marks and erasing before the final version is ready. Being an architect in a place like Abohar means you have to be practical. You deal with what’s available and try to make the best of it for the people living here. I've spent years getting used to this routine.