Sandhu Aman Preet Architect

My office is over in Sector 40-A, at number 278. It’s a quiet part of the area, which is good when you’re trying to draw or think through a design. Sandhu Aman Preet Architect isn't some giant studio with a glass facade. It’s a working space where things are often a bit messy. You’ll find rolls of paper everywhere and pens that have lost their caps. I spend a lot of time at the drafting table, but I’m also out at sites quite a bit, so the office is often empty for parts of the afternoon. People who come by usually notice the smell of coffee and the stacks of reference books I’ve collected. I don’t have a marketing team or anyone to write fancy descriptions of what I do. It’s just me and a bit of help when I need it. The windows look out onto the street, and I like watching the neighbors go about their business. It keeps me grounded. Sometimes the phone rings and it’s someone asking for a different Sandhu in the directory, which is always a bit funny. I’ve been in this sector for a while now, and I’ve seen it grow and change. I keep a simple routine. I start early, work through the list, and try to get home before it gets too late. It’s a plain, honest way to make a living, and I like it that way.