Impresso Typing Cyclosist Centre

The office is tucked away in the Fort area at Rajabahadur Mansion. We are on the second floor, and the building is one of those old ones on Homi M Street that has a lot of character but also a lot of stairs to climb. Working at Impresso Typing Cyclosist Centre feels a bit like stepping back into a different time because of the location. The hallways are narrow and you can hear the sounds of the city echoing up from the street level. We have our machines set up in a way that makes sense for the space we have, which isn't a lot. There is usually the sound of keys clicking or the hum of the copier going in the background. It is a bit cramped when we have a lot of work coming in at once, but we manage to stay organized. Most of our day is spent focusing on the papers in front of us. We don't have a big fancy sign outside, just enough for people to know they found the right place. The windows are old and sometimes get stuck, but they let in a good amount of light in the afternoons. It is a quiet place to work compared to the busy streets of Fort outside. We have our regulars who have been coming to us for years, and we just keep doing what we do best without needing any of those modern office gimmicks or expensive furniture.