Stonewood Architects

Our office is at 2778 in Sector 46, Sector 46. It’s a straightforward residential-style area, so it’s fairly quiet compared to the main city center. We are the team at Stonewood Architects, but we don't spend our time building models out of toothpicks or anything like that. It’s mostly computer work and talking to contractors on the phone. The office is basically just a big room with several large tables for spreading out drawings. We have a lot of samples of stone and wood—hence the name, I guess—lying around in corners. People trip over them sometimes. We aren't a high-end firm with a glass front. We are just in a regular building in Sector 46. The commute is okay for most of us. We spend a lot of time arguing about where a wall should go or how to save a bit of space in a kitchen. It’s practical work. We don't have a fancy coffee machine, just a regular pot that someone usually forgets to clean. We’ve been doing this for a few years now. The walls are covered in old project photos that are starting to fade. It’s a comfortable place to spend the day. We aren't trying to win awards. We just want to make sure the houses and buildings we work on are solid and make sense for the people living in them. That is really the long and short of what we do here every day.