Danial and Akmal agree that respect and mutual understanding are vital in co-sharing work spaces. Photo: Danial Anis Ahmad Marzuki
Along Jalan Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur, there’s a quaint shop where three businesses – a bicycle shop (Basikal), eatery (Barbacoa.KL), and an artisan barber parlour (52 Barbers) co-exist under one roof.
It is interesting how these three businesses manage to co-exist harmoniously with each specialising in their own, very different, areas of expertise.
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Brothers in Arms
Danial and Akmal agree that respect and mutual understanding are vital in co-sharing work spaces. Photo: Danial Anis Ahmad Marzuki
Danial runs his burger barbeque restaurant inside a bicycle shop. Photos: The Star/Raja Faisal Hishan
Lifestyle bicycle cafes are gaining traction as they allow cyclists to have a drink and meal before going for a ride.
A cyclist having a meal while waiting to get his bicycle fixed.
Akmal says having a cafe at his premises allows customers to unwind while waiting for their bicycles to be fixed. Photo: Danial Anis Ahmad Marzuki
Pan at his barbershop.
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