Dewan Neha Anil Architect

House No.69 in Sector-33-A is where you can find us. It’s a quiet residential street, so it doesn't really feel like a typical office building. We’ve set up the workspace in a part of the house where there’s enough room for a couple of large drafting tables and a printer that takes up way too much space. You have to walk through the front gate and past the small garden to get to the door. Most mornings are spent with rolls of drawings spread out everywhere. There are pencils and rulers all over the place, and usually a few coffee mugs that haven't been washed yet. The light is good in the morning, which helps when looking at small details on the plans. Sometimes neighbors walk their dogs past the window while we’re working. It’s a bit different from being in a high-rise downtown, but it works for what we do. People come over to discuss their building projects, and we sit around the table and just talk through the ideas. When it rains, you can hear it hitting the roof quite loudly, which is actually kind of nice. We try to keep things organized, but when we’re in the middle of a big project, the paper just piles up. It’s just a regular house where work happens every day from morning until late evening, and we just handle things as they come.