Design Development Contracts

Our workplace is a MHADA flat over in Malad West, specifically number 6/168. It is a bit unconventional to have an office in a residential block but it works for us. Design Development Contracts is basically a couple of rooms filled with papers, rolls of drawings, and a few computers that have seen better days. We spend a lot of time looking at layouts and checking measurements. Malad is a crowded place and the MHADA area is always full of life. You hear kids playing outside and people talking in the corridors while we are trying to figure out some technical detail. We don't have a big receptionist or a lobby. If you knock on the door, one of us will just get up and open it. Usually, there is a lot of coffee being drank because the hours can get quite long. We do a lot of back and forth with sites and vendors. It is not a glamorous job. Most of the time it is just staring at a screen or talking on the phone trying to coordinate things. We have lived and worked in this area for years so we know the local shortcuts and where to get the best snacks. It is a comfortable setup even if it is a bit tight on space. We just focus on the plans and try to get the contracts sorted. There is always a lot to do.