FLEX ROOM

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OVERVIEW

A versatile space that can be adapted for business needs.


This room is designed for flexibility and its purpose can shift based on evolving team needs. Flex spaces are adaptable and not assigned long-term. They support focused collaboration when teams need a dedicated environment, and then reset for the next use.

Design Goals

  • Locate inside the secure perimeter, typically near open workspace, with no exterior windows.
  • Maximize functionality and visual privacy with solid walls; no glazing except for a door inset or sidelite.
  • A badge reader provides security and access control that is easy to manage. It allows GPS teams to monitor the utilization of the space.
  • The room should be a blank space with basic finishes and no branding. Local teams should assess the business requirement and determine the furniture, working walls, shelving, AV cart, etc. to meet usage requirements

Eagle, PHK, USA

Key Components

  1. Badge Reader
  2. Glass inset or sidelite
  3. Solid walls (no glazing)
  4. Wall outlets
  5. Furniture determined by use


Small Flex Room

Area:  120 SF (11 SM)

Size:  Length 10' (3.0m). Width: 12' (3.7m)

Capacity: N/A


Large Flex Room
Area:  300 SF (28 SM)
Size: Length 15' (4.6m). Width: 20' (6.1m)
Capacity:  N/A

Example 1: Project Room (similar to hero image)

  • Zoom cart
  • Pinup/ whiteboards on the wall
  • Lounge seating

Example 2: Storage

  • Shelves (non-HD)


Focus room axonometric

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Example 3: Scrum Room

  • Zoom cart
  • Pinup/ whiteboards on the wall
  • Table with chairs


REQUIRED SPECIFICATIONS

  • Clearances
    • 42" (107cm) min. clearance at table for seating
    • 36” (91.5cm) min. clearance for circulation without seating
    • 60” x 60” (152.5cm x 152.5cm) clear floor space on each side of all swing doors
  • Finishes

    Walls

    • Wall type 1: gypsum wall to deck with ACT ceiling (or equivalent)
    • Ensure that monitors, accessories, etc. do not protrude more than 4” (10cm) from the wall
    • Use standard wall types or approved alternate that meets acoustic requirements
    • Gypsum with paint and rubber base (or equivalent)

    Floors

    • Carpet tile with rubber base (or equivalent)
    • Polished concrete where noted by design team

    Ceiling

    • Suspended ACT
    • Height not to exceed 10’ (3.1m)
  • Doors
    • Type: Metal or solid wood with lite frame inset with glass
    • Size: 36” x 80” (91cm x 203cm) preferred; if not feasible, 32" (81cm) min. clear opening
    • Clear floor space: 60” x 60” (152.5cm x 152.5cm) min. on both sides of the door
    • Seals at head and jambs, no gap at the door when adjacent to loud spaces 
    • Privacy film applied to door and sidelite glazing where noted by design team
  • Furnishings

    Furniture

    • Local team to assess business needs. Guardrail allows for conference room furniture, lounge furniture, or storage racks
  • Acoustics
    • Ensure soundproofing for privacy and clear communication.
    • Voices can’t be heard outside of the room and vice versa. Background noise doesn’t interfere with technology for video conferences or audio calls
    • Noise criteria (NC): 30-35 dBA
    • Sound transmission class (STC): 50-55 dBA
  • Electrical

    Outlets

    • Outlets should be evenly spaced on walls

    Lighting

    • Lighting and other controls should be mounted between 44”-48” (110cm-122cm) above finished floor, in centrally located location
    • Up to 30 FC (323 LUX)
    • User dimmer for interior rooms
    • Diffused downlight or direct/indirect. The light should be even throughout the room to reduce contrast and illuminate faces in various locations
  • Wayfinding
    • See Wayfinding section
    • ID sign with ‘Flex Room’ and plexiglass sleeve for temporary name/use
  • Technology
    • Local team to determine if AV screen is needed. Any AV should be mobile.
    • Refer to Nike Tech standards
  • Safety and Security
    • Badge reader
    • For Workplace Security standards, contact your local Design or PM team

Examples

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Eagle, PHK, USA

Project Room

Mobile AV carts and flexible furniture allow for reconfiguration as the room's function shifts over time.

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Eagle, PHK, USA

Storage

Teams' storage needs vary from basic supplies to a high volume of product.

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Eagle, PHK, USA

Scrum Space

Scrum spaces can provide a dedicated area for facilitating communication and collaboration amongst a Scrum team. The space can be furnished based on the team's needs.