Standing desks
Six sit-stand desks on the open floor, first come first served.
A 1960s brick house in Mangal Bazaar, strengthened after 2015, with new wiring, two fibre lines and the original carved windows kept. Each floor has a job.
1st floor · open floorSix sit-stand desks on the open floor, first come first served.
27-inch screens at the window counter and every dedicated desk.
Colour printing and scanning at the front desk, Rs 5 a page.
For cyclists and anyone who walked up from Lagankhel in June.
Bikes and scooters in the courtyard. Cars at the Patan Durbar parking.
Free daily lockers. Monthly lockers for members.
Friday demo evenings and a monthly founders' breakfast.
Ground floor desks and a meeting room on request. The building has no lift.
We keep it short so everyone actually reads them.
Nothing you will notice. An inverter keeps the lights, Wi-Fi and sockets running instantly, and a generator takes over for longer cuts.
Yes, call or WhatsApp the front desk any time before your session starts. Nothing is charged until you arrive.
Walk-ins are welcome if desks are free, but booking guarantees your exact seat, which matters for the window counter and quiet room.
Chiya, coffee and biscuits are free. For lunch, Patan's best Newari kitchens are a two-minute walk, and many deliver to the front desk.
Yes. Monthly plans and room hire can go on one VAT invoice each month, paid by bank transfer.
Patan Durbar Square, 2 min awayFrom Patan Durbar Square, walk south past the Krishna Mandir, take the second lane on the left and look for the lime door. (Concept address.)