Singh Dharmvir Architect

Singh Dharmvir Architect operates out of Booth No. 91 in the Maloya Complex. It’s a small space, but it’s all we really need to get the drawings done. The complex stays busy with all the different booths around us. You can hear people talking and moving things all day long. We’ve set up our tables and stools in a way that makes the most of the room we have. It’s a bit of a tight fit when there are more than two or three of us inside. We don't have a big sign or any flashing lights. People usually just look for the number 91. The walls are covered with sketches and notes. It’s a real working environment, not something out of a magazine. Singh Dharmvir Architect is basically just about the work itself. We don't spend time on fancy talk or trying to look more important than we are. It’s just a booth in a complex. We get here early and stay until the light fades or the work is finished. The Maloya Complex is a decent place to be based. It’s practical for us. We just keep things moving, one day at a time, focused on the drafts in front of us. There’s always someone stopping by for a chat, which is nice. We like the community feel here. It’s not a fancy corporate building, just a place where we put our ideas down on paper.