Yadav Amit Ravi Asha Architect

We've been over here at 609/4 in Sham Nagar for a while now. It’s right behind the bus stand, near the gurudwara on Street No. 5. It’s just us—Amit, Ravi, and Asha—working on building plans and architecture stuff. Sometimes the office gets a bit crowded with rolls of paper and blueprints everywhere, but that's how we work. People usually find us easily because of the street location. We don't have a fancy lobby or anything, just some chairs and a big table where we draw. Most days are spent looking at site measurements or trying to figure out how to fit everything into a specific plot size. It’s quiet enough on the street except when the bus stand gets busy. We just focus on the drawings and making sure the math adds up before any construction starts. If you walk past the gurudwara, you’ll see our door. We’ve done a lot of local houses around here. It’s a lot of back-and-forth with clients, changing things here and there. Architecture is mostly just solving puzzles on paper. We don't use a lot of big words or talk about high concepts. We just get the work done so people can get their permits and start building. It’s a job like any other, really. Sometimes we stay late when a deadline is coming up. The neighbors know us well. We’ve lived and worked in this part of town for years. It’s comfortable and it works for us.