The hot desks at the Walmart offices in Azcapotzalco, CDMX, required innovative solutions for personnel to store their belongings.
 |
Hot desking has put paid to the traditional system of an assigned drawer unit for storing employees’ personal and work belongings. Aware of this, Walmart Mexico commissioned a Steelcase project in partnership with EUN to remodel its offices in Azcapotzalco, CDMX.
The project required designing special-height monobloc lockers (600 mm with two doors and 900 mm with three). The goal was to prevent large-sized lockers from forming barriers in the workplace and even use them as seating, fostering collaborative areas.
 |
531 EUN 410 units with a white metal body and 1,478 melamine doors were made and integrated into the decor of the Walmart offices, providing an effective solution to the needs of new working environments.
 |