Tectonics Interiors

We are over in Yelahanka New Town at number 40/1 on 4th Main B Cross. It is a bit of a tucked-away spot, but that suits us just fine for the kind of work we do. The office is usually full of different materials. We have samples of plywood, bits of laminate, and fabric swatches sitting on almost every flat surface available. It can look a bit cluttered to someone walking in for the first time, but we know exactly where everything is located. The B Cross is usually quiet, except for the occasional delivery truck or a neighbor’s car passing through. We have a small area where we sit down to talk about different projects, but mostly we are up and moving around. The lighting inside isn't always the best, so we use a few extra lamps to see the details of the materials clearly. Yelahanka has grown a lot lately, so there is often some construction noise echoing in the distance. We take our breaks at a small tea shop just around the corner from the building. It’s a good way to clear our heads for a few minutes. The office isn't fancy, just some basic furniture and our computers. We’ve been at this location for a while, and the walls are covered with sketches and notes taped up for quick reference. It feels like a real workshop environment where things actually get decided upon every day.