LDS4 – LOCKER+ PROGRAM

OFFICE / HEALTHCARE

AMAZON

Description

Octane Design, LLC converted an existing AMZL office at Amazon’s LDS4 loction in Frisco, TX into a new customer drop off location, allowing Amazon clients to come and either drop off or pick up their packages utilizing Amazon’s remote app to gain access to the locker system.

Key Features

635 SQFT

Jerry Allen - Site Super

A bright room with a wall-mounted touchscreen kiosk, part of the innovative locker program, large lockers, and a small black mat on the floor. Sunlight streams in through a nearby window.

From inside the building, sunlight pours through glass doors and windows, illuminating a parking lot filled with cars. The vibrant scene is enhanced by the clear blue sky outside, creating an atmosphere that feels both open and secure, similar to the efficient features of our LOCKER+ PROGRAM.

A small, empty room equipped with the innovative Locker+ parcel lockers on the left and a door leading to another room. Windows on the right invite natural light, creating a bright space that complements the efficient design reminiscent of an LDS4 program.

The interior of a well-lit, empty office lobby showcases large windows with roller blinds, complemented by gray floor mats and reflections of the entrance on the floor. The sleek design provides ample space for future elements like the innovative LDS4 program.

An Amazon return kiosk stands beside a drop-off slot in a room with wooden accents and a white wall, seamlessly integrating the LOCKER+ PROGRAM for user convenience.

A brightly lit empty room features metal storage racks, a door labeled "SENDING," and a wall-mounted pet door on the right. This efficient setup is part of our innovative Locker+ Program designed to streamline your storage needs seamlessly.

The storage room, part of the innovative Locker+ Program, features a sturdy door, gray walls, a tile floor, and bright overhead lights. Inside, two carts are neatly stacked with brown cardboard boxes.

The room features a wooden table, empty metal shelves, and a glass-door refrigerator under the bright glow of fluorescent lights. A white door marked "Locker Program" stands to one side, hinting at an organized system beyond it.

The Amazon Hub parking area features several vehicles, including a white truck and a silver car. Reserved parking spaces and "no parking" areas are clearly marked, ensuring easy access to the LOCKER+ program for all visitors.

Octane Design, LLC specializes in accuracy and diligence for clients nationwide, advancing business environments by mobilizing the right teams and taking ownership of every project.