Specific signage and wayfinding information for this space type is coming soon. Please refer to our Signage and wayfinding and Design and delivery resources pages for more general information.
Design
For storage in an enclosed room, refer to the Storage room space type.
Description and context
A site might need team storage if the local associates have:
Swag items
Paper documentation that can’t be digitized, but which needs to be held onto for a set period of time to meet legal requirements. (Preference is for an external partner to scan and manage paper records in bulk.)
Small amounts of hardware or IT items for testing
Cameras, chargers, batteries, etcetera
Reference materials
Items not eligible for team storage:
IT equipment in bulk
E-waste
Holiday decorations
Preferred locations:
Distributed within the open workspace or neighborhoods (ideally not directly behind workstations);
Located near points of entry and exit, and touchdown settings;
Away from window elevation
Alternate location (for offices with existing space constraints):
Management of team storage by local Facility Operations:
Designated key holders (minimum of 2) are reviewed on a recurring basis
Design guidelines and standards
The items listed below are integrated into the architecture of the space. This information complements additional details listed on both the Workplace technology and Furniture and fixtures tabs.
Specialty
Branding and signage
- Cabinets are labeled with point of contact and department.
- CapEx scope If team storage cabinets utilize a smart lock:
- Branding and color palette should complement secondary color palette and open workspace concept.
- Visibly number the exterior of any locker or cabinet with a smart lock. Use cut vinyl or other application depending on locker materiality. Refer to the Red Hat Global Signage Guidelines.
- If team storage cabinets utilize a mechanical lock:
- Signage: Acrylic holder for name of storage owners (2-3 designated owners), team name, and date. To be printed by the local Facility Operations team, on white paper, using Red Hat Display font, no icons or logo.
Furniture and fixtures
The items listed below are integrated into the furniture. This information complements additional details listed on both the Workplace technology and Design tabs.
| Quantity | Description and performance specifications |
|---|---|
| TBD | ST2 | Team storage system
|
| Optional | ST3 | Wardrobes and open cubbies
|
| Optional | Mechanical locks | Keypad lock with physical buttons When a site has traditional, mechanical lockers with a digital keypad, team storage cabinets should feature the same lock as the lockers. Refer to the Red Hat Locker Delivery Playbook for additional information.
|
| Optional | Smart locks | Networked locks with RFID Refer to the Red Hat Locker Delivery Playbook for additional information about integrating team storage cabinets into a site's smart locker system (required when a site has smart lockers).
|
Workplace technology
There are no workplace technology requirements for this space type.
Signage and wayfinding
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