Kitab
A room that takes a working day seriously — projection, power, and seating you can rearrange between sessions.
Screen, Projector, and Light You Can Control
A full-width screen drops at one end of the room with a ceiling-mounted projector already aimed at it, so nobody spends the first ten minutes on cables. The coffered ceiling carries its lighting in bands, which means you can pull the room down for a presentation and bring it back up for the discussion afterwards.
Rounds, Theatre, or Boardroom
The furniture is not fixed. Rounds of six for a working session, chairs in rows for a briefing, or one long boardroom setting when the group is small — tell us the format and the room is set that way before you arrive. A partition folds back along one side when you want the floor opened out.
Named for the Book
Kitab sits across the foyer from Kalam, sharing the same arrival and the same service. Between them the two rooms cover most of what a working day needs — sessions in one, lunch in the other, and nobody leaving the floor in between.