Bagga Sangeeta Architect

Bagga Sangeeta Architect is based out of House No.54 in Sector 16A. It’s a residential area, so it’s much quieter than a commercial district. We like it that way because it feels more like a home than an office. There’s usually some tea on the stove and drawings spread out across the big wooden table in the main room. We don't have a fleet of staff or anything. It is a small operation where things are handled personally. If you call, you’re likely to speak directly to the person doing the work. The garden outside the window gives us a bit of green to look at while we’re working on designs. Sector 16A is a nice neighborhood, and being tucked away in House No.54 means we don't get a lot of random foot traffic. People come here specifically because they want to talk about their projects in a quiet setting. We’ve lived and worked here for a long time, so the space is filled with bits and pieces of past projects—samples of wood, stone, and tile are everywhere. It’s a bit cluttered, to be honest, but it’s a working clutter. We don't put on any airs here. We just sit down, look at the plans, and try to figure out what makes sense for the space. It’s a simple, practical way to work on architecture without the stress of a big city firm.