I've put this here, as it's really 'Campaigning', but please feel free to move it if necessary.
At one place I work, there's been some encouraging movement on cycling to work. One of the managers has implemented a Cycle to Work scheme, and now we need to think about increasing cycle storage.
For the last few years we've had a Trimetals Bike Store, which has been fine when it's mostly been just me cycling throughout the year, and a couple of fair weather cyclists in the summer, but it's awkward to use if you want to store more than two bikes, because you have to turn the handlebars to maximize space. As more people start cycling, it's less and less useful.
Does anyone know about current thinking and design for bike storage? It should be quite a productive area, with facilities at stations set to increase. What's the best design for utilising space to the maximum, while ensuring ease of use, security etc etc?
There are plans for an extension to the building, so how does that affect the options for sensible provision?