Er. Vishal Nankani

I’m over at Shop No. 66 on the ground floor of the R.D.A. Building. It’s right on the main road in New Rajendra Nagar, so it’s pretty easy to find if you’re looking for it. The building itself is quite big and a bit old now, and there are always people coming and going for all sorts of different errands. My office is a small, practical space, mostly filled with tall stacks of folders, a big heavy desk, and my computer which is usually running all day. I spend a lot of my time here looking at technical drawings and making sure all the numbers add up correctly for the projects. The air conditioner makes a bit of a constant humming noise, but I don't really notice it much anymore after being here so long. Outside, the traffic on the main road is constant, especially during the evening rush hour when everyone is heading back home. I usually have a messy stack of blueprints sitting on the side table that I need to get through by the end of the week. It’s just me and maybe one or two other people helping out with the daily paperwork and phone calls. We drink a lot of chai from the guy down the street to stay focused during the long afternoons. Sometimes clients drop by without calling first, and we just sit and talk through their ideas right there among the papers. It’s not a polished corporate office with glass walls; it feels more like a workshop where things actually get built on paper.