Post by Aditya Soni

Electronic City feels more organized than most prime parts of the city. The roads are wide, the streetlights actually work, there are proper footpaths, metro connectivity is sorted, rentals are easier on the pocket, and some very serious companies have been operating here for years. Infosys, Wipro, Siemens. You will find large industrial and tech setups across the area. Which is probably why it makes complete sense that premium office operators are now moving in properly. After brands like 315Work Avenue and GoodWorks CoWork, ClayWorks has now stepped into Electronic City. ClayWorks has always been known for doing one thing really well. Space that does not feel cramped. They’re a premium operator in the truest sense. Their people-to-square-feet ratio is one of the best I have seen in co-working. You do not feel boxed in, and there is a lot of common area to collaborate, sit back, think, and get work done. The offices are loaded with phone booths, comfortable lounge areas, premium furniture that has almost become their signature, and meeting rooms with 90 to 98-inch smart screens where you can write, present, and run video calls. Their boardrooms feel straight out of a Manhattan office or a high-budget TV series. What I personally like the most though, is their staff. They are well-trained, calm, and genuinely problem-solving oriented. Take my word, in a managed office, that matters far more than anything glossy. The building itself checks all the right boxes too! You will find valet parking, Grade A plus specifications, OC certification, and infrastructure designed for companies that want things to work smoothly every single day. Add ClayWorks to your list if Electronic City is on your radar. Kudos to Tushar Tiwari Ashith Rao for giving an amazing workspace insight, and being kind enough to show us around personally. And if you want to explore the best options designed for your needs, Team Logispace is always around. #Logispace #ClayWorks