The Archivist's office is a room where the Archivist can not only work in but also features a bay for him to unwind with his favourite Record players looking out into an unobstructed view of his neighbours through a protruding glass box.

The Fully- Acoustic Listening room features Rib-like Acoustic wood panels that form a parametric design within a void in the shape of a Quadrant. The space was inspired by the copper coil inside a Marshall speaker (famously paired with record players) and the ashy wood colour gives a warm welcome to the visitors to sit and enjoy music in an intimate and uplifting atmosphere. The wooden structure has multiple shelves to store record players and Record for the visitors to choose from giving them the freedom they deserve. The moss wall installation at the back wall is a sustainable step taken to further provide insulation inside the space.

The Object Preservation Lab is a fully equipped Workshop for all the maintenance needs for In-house Archivial items. It also serves as a repair shop for visitors to bring in their own Record players/Gramophones/Turntables and keep them in top-notch condition. As far as material application within the space, unlike other workshops the space houses custom-built Patina finish storage lockers and vertical pull-out draws inspired from when a Record is pulled out of its sleeve, A Double thickness Corkboard Worktop for utmost durability and easy maintenance also with Patina finish details on its body, Satin Finish Slate Tiles for the flooring except for the worker's area which is a Laminate wood flooring with a woven look.