Focus Design

Our place is at A/2 inside the Shivalik Business Centre. It’s a decent enough building, though it can get pretty crowded during peak hours. Focus Design is tucked away on the ground level, which makes it easy to lug in equipment or supplies when we have to. The office itself is one of those typical business units with white walls and grey flooring. We have a few long tables where everyone sits together instead of having separate cubicles. It makes it easier to shout questions across the room when we’re busy. Shivalik Business Centre has a lot of energy, and you can hear the hum of the city from the main entrance. We keep a small kettle in the corner for making tea because nobody wants to walk out every time they need a drink. There’s no big sign outside, just our name on the directory. We like it that way. It’s quiet enough to get the design work done but close enough to the action. The shelves are mostly full of old sketches and boxes of stuff we haven’t sorted through in months. It’s a real working office, not a showroom. We spend our hours here mostly hunched over desks. It’s simple, practical, and it suits what we do. No bells or whistles, just the space we need to work. Sometimes the internet acts up, but we manage.