Juneja Ashok kumar Architect

I have been working out of H.No.327 for a long time now. Being an architect in Sector -22A means I see a lot of the same neighbors every day when I head into the office. The space at Juneja Ashok kumar Architect is usually a bit of a mess with blueprints rolled up in every corner and pencils that always seem to go missing right when I need them. It is not a flashy place with marble floors or anything like that. We just have some sturdy desks and a lot of bright lights for the drawing boards. The sun hits the front window pretty hard in the afternoons, so we usually have to pull the shades down. Most of our day is spent looking at site plans or arguing about where a support beam should go. People drop by without calling sometimes just to ask a quick question about a wall or a roof leak they have. I don't mind it much. It is just the way things work around here in this part of town. We drink a lot of tea while staring at the computer screens. The walls are covered in old projects that we finished years ago, and they are starting to yellow a bit at the edges. It is a practical office for practical work. We spend a lot of time on the phone with contractors who are stuck at a site. It keeps us busy from morning until the sun goes down.