Brief
A floor that can host a board, a regulator, and the team — without changing what it looks like.
Apex needed a workspace that read confident on a routine day and remained appropriate under formal visits. That meant precise joinery, a controlled palette, sealed meeting rooms, and a security and access layout that the team did not have to think about.
Site reality
An MCH shell with strict landlord finishing rules.
Magarpatta lease terms standardise certain finish lines and prohibit changes to building-supplied services. We designed inside those lines — and built a fitted layer that could come out cleanly at lease end if ever required.
Design response
Tight tolerances. Sealed acoustic rooms. A controlled material trail.
Joinery tolerances on this floor were set tighter than our standard spec — flush reveals, hairline shadow gaps, mitred returns. The boardroom and client rooms got laminated glass, isolated ceilings, and door seals; all materials were tracked against an audit-ready BOM.
Execution
60 days. Zero variations. A clean audit trail.
We ran the project on the same fixed-price contract model as every other Vektor build — but the documentation trail was hardened for finance: every material substitution request was logged against the BOM, every drawing revision dated, every sign-off captured.
Result
Hosted a board meeting the week of move-in.
Apex hosted a board meeting in the new boardroom in its first week of occupancy. The floor has held the same finish read for every visit since.