Envision Architect

We are over here at Akurli Road in the Chhipa Society building, specifically in B 403. It is not a huge fancy studio or anything like that. Just a couple of desks, some old computers, and a lot of paper rolls scattered around the corners. The office feels lived in because we spend most of our daylight hours here sketching things out or arguing over where a wall should go. Akurli Road can get pretty loud during the rush hour but once you get up to B 403 it quiets down enough to get some work done. We started Envision Architect because we just liked drawing buildings and wanted to do it for ourselves instead of for a big firm that doesn’t care about the details. People come in with their rough ideas and we try to make sense of them on paper. It’s a lot of back and forth, really. Sometimes the printer jams when we have a deadline, which is always annoying, but that is just how it goes. We don’t have a receptionist or a coffee machine that does anything special. Usually, someone just goes down to the corner stall to get tea for everyone. It is a simple operation here. We handle the paperwork, the blueprints, and the site visits without making a big deal out of it. It’s just us doing what we know how to do in our little corner of the society.