Mittal Agosh Architect

Our office is over in B.S.F. Colony, right near H.M.V. College at number 111. It’s a quiet enough area for the most part. I spend most of my time looking at drawings and trying to make sense of different site plans. Being an architect means there is a lot of paperwork and measuring things twice. We’ve been at this location for a while, and the neighbors are used to seeing us coming and going at odd hours. Architecture isn't just about drawing pretty buildings; it's mostly about solving problems and dealing with local regulations. It can be a bit of a headache sometimes. The office isn't anything special to look at, just a place with enough desk space for our tools and some old rolls of paper in the corner. We get students from the college walking by sometimes, which keeps the energy up around here. I like the routine of opening up the shop in the morning and seeing what the day brings. Sometimes a project takes a long time to finish, and other times things move fast. We just take it as it comes. It's just me and a small team, so we know each other's habits pretty well by now. We try to stay organized, but sometimes the desk gets buried under blueprints. It’s just how things go when you're busy with work. There is always a lot to do before we can call it a day.