Gurugram's Civil Lines is the old administrative centre, beside the District Courts and the Mini Secretariat. It has old bungalows with high ceilings, government housing, and a great many lawyers' chambers and small offices serving the courts. The work here is cabins for chambers and replacement glass in buildings far older than the city around them.
Chambers near the courts
Lawyers here often need a small office split into a private cabin and a waiting area. Clients discuss private matters, so the cabin needs real privacy.
That means frosted glass at the right height, and a door that closes properly. For true sound privacy, double glazing does far better than a single sheet.
We ask how the room is used and specify it for that.
Working around court days
The roads around the courts are packed on court days. Parking is almost impossible and a delivery vehicle has nowhere to stand.
So we plan chamber work for weekends or court holidays. The building is quieter, the roads are clear, and your practice is not disturbed.
Tell us your court calendar and we plan around it.
Tall windows in old bungalows
The old bungalows here have high ceilings and tall windows. The openings were built long ago and are rarely a standard size or perfectly square.
So we measure each opening at the top, middle and bottom. A panel cut from one measurement would leave a gap.
Tall panels are heavy, so we bring enough people to handle them safely.
