Master Strokes

We are way up on the sixth floor of Agarwal Millenium Tower-1 in Netaji Subhash Place. Pitampura is a really busy hub, and being in one of these towers means we spend a fair amount of time waiting for elevators. At Master Strokes, the office is usually buzzing with the sound of computers humming and people talking over designs. Our desks at 608-609 are mostly covered in monitors, coffee mugs, and piles of notes from different projects. It’s a high-up view of the city, but we are usually too busy looking at our screens to notice. We do a lot of creative work, which means there’s a lot of back-and-forth and starting over on things. It isn't a quiet or still place. There’s always some deadline looming or a printer running out of ink at the worst time. We don't have a grand entrance or a receptionist in a suit. You just come in, find a spot, and we talk about whatever needs doing. NSP is full of food stalls and other offices, so the energy is always high around here. We work hard, sometimes stay way too late, and try to keep our files organized, though that doesn't always happen. It’s a practical workspace for people who like to get their hands dirty with digital work. We’ve been in this tower for a bit now and we’ve gotten used to the fast pace of the building.