An office, these days, is not just a space where a worker sits at an appointed desk from 9 to 5, administered by a management that is restricted to their cabins. The nature of the working day has become very dynamic, involving different activities in which some or all of the staff has to part-take. There are, besides desk work, one-on-one discussions, group work sessions, group discussions, conferences, presentations, board-only presentations and meetings, lunch meetings, lunch, tea, un-wind and break-out hours, brain storming sessions, brain storming breakout sessions, Skype meetings and so on; and the office infrastructure needs to cater to all these.