RAJIV NARIN DESIGN

I’ve been running my design work out of House No.266/2P in Ward No.02 for some time now. It’s more of a home-grown setup than a big corporate office. I prefer it that way because it keeps things personal and low-key. When you come over, you’re basically coming to a place where I spend most of my waking hours thinking about shapes and spaces. There isn't a shiny sign outside or a fancy reception area. It’s just a room with a sturdy table and my equipment. Being in Ward No.02, it’s a familiar neighborhood where people tend to know each other. I do designs for all sorts of things, depending on what someone needs help with. I don't use a lot of technical jargon if I can help it. I’d rather just explain things in plain English so everyone is on the same page. The work can be slow sometimes, and other times it’s a mad rush, but that’s just the way it goes. I don't have a big staff, so I handle most things myself. This means when you talk to me, you’re talking to the guy who’s actually going to do the work. It’s a simple way of doing business, but it seems to work out okay. I just focus on the drawings and hope they turn out the way they should. No big fuss about it, just designs.