C & S Architects

We’ve been over here at A 345 in Wadala Amin Park Society for a good while now. It’s a quiet spot, mostly families around, which makes for a nice work environment when you’re trying to focus on a set of blueprints. The office usually has rolls of paper tucked into every corner and a few old coffee mugs sitting on the drafting tables. It’s not fancy. Most days it’s just us working through drawings or chatting with someone who stopped by to ask about a wall they want to move. Being part of the society means we see the same faces every morning when we open up. Sometimes the light in the afternoons hits the front windows just right, though it gets a bit warm in the summer months. We keep things pretty straightforward here. You won't find a big reception desk or anything like that. Just some desks, computers, and a lot of pens that always seem to go missing when you need one. Usually, someone is on the phone or looking over a site map. It’s a job like any other, really. We just happen to spend our time thinking about buildings and how they fit together. The neighborhood has changed some since we first moved in, but our little corner remains about the same. It's easy enough to find if you know the society layout, though the building numbers can be a bit confusing for first-timers. We just tell people to look for the sign near the gate.