Balbir Singh Rai Architect

My office is at House No.84 in Grewal Avenue, which is near Bhadson Chumgi. It’s part of Beat No-34, a quiet residential patch. Working from a house like this means there’s no commute, which I really appreciate. The space is filled with all the usual things an architect needs—lots of rolls of paper, old models, and plenty of pens that usually run out of ink when you need them. Balbir Singh Rai Architect isn’t some big firm with dozens of employees. It’s a more personal setup. People from the neighborhood often stop by because they see the board outside. The area around Bhadson Chumgi is quite familiar to everyone here, and being located at Grewal Avenue makes it easy for local clients to find me. Inside, it’s just a regular room turned into a workspace. It’s comfortable and it works for what I do. I spend my mornings going through emails and my afternoons sketching out ideas for whatever project is on the desk. It’s a slow and steady process. There’s no big corporate vibe here, just a simple room where the work happens. Sometimes the dog from next door barks while I’m on a call, but that’s just life in a residential area. It’s an honest way to work, and I’ve been doing it this way for quite a long time now. It’s just about getting the drawings done and making sure everything is correct.