They wanted their staff to feel good. It's good to see that. Other features include a purified water system, three large kitchens, two dining areas, a conference center for parties, outside patio, locker room, and even two rooms for meditation. It's not uncommon for visitors to be awestruck when they enter the building, enveloped in its beauty, strength, and silence. The interior feels more like a lodge than an office building, filled with the rich look and pleasant scent of fine-crafted wood.
Similar columns line the walls of the reception area.
The desk is made from cherry and maple. Located at the center of the building, this is its silent heart, according to Maharishi Sthapatya Veda design. A stairway leading to the second floor displays the high level of craftsmanship with gleaming log stairs and a crafted spruce banister that is pleasing to the touch with its smooth finish. The second floor features a balcony with another handcrafted spruce banister around the Brahmasthan. A stepped ceiling contains block windows that allow sunlight to enter.