‘Cycle-in office’ has dedicated entrance ramp for cyclists

I'm pretty lucky - a covered bike shed with the racks you wheel your bike into at a 45 degree slope in the middle of the car park and lockers and showers within 30 feet of my desk.
No drying room, but no-one takes offence at my towel & cycling clothes being left hanging in the shower area, although I do get that horrible damp shorts & socks moment at 5pm if it has really rained on the way in.
Sadly, despite this provision & Peak District divers generally being very good around cyclists, my bike is usually Billy no mates in the cycle shed.

My workplace is at the top of a huge hill (inevitable, being a TV transmission station) and the bike storage is the usual small number of wheel benders.

On the positive side, the wheel benders are under a vestigial canopy, so the very worst weather is alleviated, but it could not be described as "inside".

The best bit is that there are several showers, of excellent quality, with attached changing room in one of them. No real storage space for my clobber but I hide it in an equipment room where very few people have access.

My building has a basement bike store. There's a door from the car park at the rear of the building- you have to open a security gate then the door then disable the burglar alarm to get access to a low barrel-ceilinged room. There are Sheffield stands set into the floor, but just a single lightbulb to provide light.

Once the bike is locked up I have to reset the alarm, lock the door and gate, and walk around the block to go into the building through the front door.

We have no showers, no 'drying room'. My washing facilities are baby wipes and spray deodorant and my drying room is the radiator in my office.

I have to get changed in the gents toilet.
Zero showering facilities.

Thank god for Dry Shower.

My bike store is a clear space behind my desk.

TfL's new office will have a snazzy bike ramp like this so you can ride your bike from street level up to the mezzanine bike store. No turns in that either..

My company has a ramp down to secure storage. You have to notify our facilities department to have your access modified to allow you entry to the storage. They even went and bought a track pump to put in there.

Our showers are great - hot clean and secure. The only thing lacking is a drying room, but all in all we have great facilities.

I would love to see road.cc do a series of articles on "show us the best/worst cycling facilities at your place of work". e.g. Showers/changing rooms/cycle storage etc. So many of us are commuters, we could then use these articles to show our companies what "world class" cycle facilities are like, which would increase standards, and get more people riding to work. Also it might shame some sub-standard companies into improving their facilities.

Rolls out of work, pops a fakey nose manual down the ramp. Yada

Double arnco barrier to the ramp is a bit OTT.

There must be hundreds of offices in London with cycle storage in the basement reached via a ramp. I've used a few! Fail to see why this is special, unique or new, but it's a good bit of cheeky PR.

Oh... it's in Hoxton! The special feature must be a ramp flat enough to get up and down without gears.

Is it fashionable to wear your cycle helmet at a jaunty angle?

I don't get it, the building I work in also has a ramp (and with no turn to navigate) leading to subterranean cycle store. How is this different?

I'm glad it's steep. "You don't need gears in London." You do now, satchel boy.

It looked too steep, and the turn too sharp. On a wet day the surface will get really slippery.

Nice idea, but poorly executed in my opinion.

Cool.

F**king hipsters...