Archo Architecture Classes

Our classes are held at No. 1/6960, Plot No. 27 on Babarpur Road in Rohtash Nagar, which is part of Shahdara. We are quite close to Kuber Sweets, which is a landmark that everyone around here knows and uses for directions. It’s a local setup where we teach architecture to students who want to get into the field or pass their entrance exams. The classroom isn't anything fancy; it’s just a room with enough space for several drawing boards and some wooden stools. We have some old architectural models sitting on the shelves that have gathered a bit of dust over the years, but they help show the students how things are built in the real world. The area is typical for Shahdara—crowded, noisy, but always full of life and people. We usually start the classes in the late afternoon when the students are finally done with their regular school or college for the day. It’s not a formal academy with strict dress codes or rules, but we do expect everyone to put in the effort on their drawings. We don't use a lot of big, complicated words to explain architecture; we just show them how to use a T-square and how to think about space. Sometimes we share some snacks from the sweet shop nearby during the short breaks we take. It’s a very grounded way of teaching and we like it.