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        • Our BRT Startup Studio

          A productive, inclusive, welcoming, and collaborative environment for everyone.

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        • Our space.

          Our start up studio provides a welcoming environment where entrepreneurial Edinburgh Napier students, staff and alumni can come together to connect, develop enterprise skills, and collaborate on exciting new projects and ventures as well as form valuable relationships with the wider entrepreneurial community in Edinburgh.
           
          Located centrally on the Union Canal by Bainfield Student Accommodation, the space is open for members. If you've not already, it’s time to join our growing community and see how we can help bring your ideas to life.

          Directions

          Bright Red Triangle House Rules

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        • Bright Red Triangle House Rules.

          At Bright Red Triangle, we want to provide a productive, inclusive, welcoming, and collaborative environment for everyone.

          Below are our main values that should be kept in mind as we conduct ourselves as members and guests.

           

          These house rules outline our expectations for everyone who uses the space, whether it be as a coworker, program participant, or organiser or attendee of meetups and other events taking place here. The house rules apply not only in our space, but also in our online networks, all related events, and one-on-one communications carried out in the context of community business. It also states the consequences of violating these expectations.

          Use of the space

          Enjoy the flexibility of hot desking in a our collaborative space. At Bright Red Triangle our hot-desking operates on a first come first served basis, we do not reserve hot-desks and desks are not meant to be permanent seats for any Member.
           
          Workspaces are clearly distinguishable. Please do not take up more than one space. If you are concerned about maintaining social distance, please be aware we do not currently have set spacing between desks, but the space should be large enough to accommodate. If you have any concerns about the space in line with Covid-19 precautions - please drop us an email to discuss at info@brightredtriangle.co.uk 
           
          Members are advised that their belongings should not be left unattended at the seat for more than 2 hours, particularly when Bright Red Triangle is close to full capacity. Items left for more than 2 hours may be removed so that other Members can use the unoccupied seat.
           
          Items are to be kindly removed from all hot desks by the end of the day. Bright Red Triangle is not responsible for any property that is left behind in an open co-working area. It is the responsibility of members to ensure that they have retrieved all of their personal items prior to leaving.

          Cleanliness

          We ask the members of our community to help us keep our collaborative space clean, tidy and secure. This includes keeping the desks and common areas clean and organised, clearing used crockery from desks, recycling any rubbish, keeping the drinks station clean, mopping up any spillages and making sure windows and doors are closed at the end of the day.
           
          For shared resources such as cutlery and mugs, you will be responsible for washing these at the end of use and returning them to the shared drinks station.

          Noise Management

          Conversations and collaborations are encouraged, however overly loud conversations tend to be distracting to those around you making it difficult to focus. Be always mindful and respect those around you.

          Keys and Security

          We have a new fob based system for entering the BRT space. The access doors renew on a 3 month cycle for increased security, so we will send you email reminders so that you do not lose access. Renewal of fobs can be done at the Bainfield student accommodation office or by a member of our team.  
           
          Any entry fobs which we let you use remain our property at all times. You must not make any copies of the fobs or allow anyone else to use them without our consent. Any loss must be reported to us immediately and you must pay a reasonable fee for replacement fobs.

          Meeting Rooms

          We have one bookable meeting room available which can be booked by email to info@brightredtriangle.co.uk

           

          Members are welcome to use the meeting room on an ‘ad hoc’ basis, unless there are prior bookings.

           

          ‘Ad Hoc’ includes popping in to take a phone call, having an impromptu meeting, needing a quiet space etc. It does not include unlimited or exclusive access. Use of the booking room is free of change but we withhold the right to remove this benefit to users, should their use be deemed to be taking advantage of these facilities, making them inaccessible to other members.

           

          After the meeting is over, the meeting room should be left in the condition it was found. All personal items should be removed, and lights switched off.

          Guests and Visitors

          You are welcome to bring guests to the space. It is your responsibility to meet them and escort them throughout their stay. Visitors are subject to the same code of conduct and usage policies as everyone else.

          Printing facilities

          Our printer operates on the same network as the university printers, and are accessible with your student card. If you are a graduate or associate, please email any documents you require printing to info@brightredtriangle.co.uk and we can print in advance. Do be aware, if you decide to print the entire works of Shakespeare or the like, we will require a reasonable donation to the cost.

          Mailing Address

          We do offer limited mail handling as part of our services. For an annual fee of £150, we can collate and organise or forward on any mail that arrives for you or your company. Please email info@brightredtriangle.co.uk to arrange this.

          Internet

          We provide a fast internet connection for all members. Performance may vary according to where the member is sitting, the number of other people using the space at the same time and the member’s machine. Bright Red triangle is a collaborative workspace first and foremost, as such the network is not designed for streaming media/TV. That said, please report any internet speed issues if they ever do occur and we will try our best to remedy the situation as fast as possible.

          Unacceptable Behaviour

          Intimidating, harassing, abusive, discriminatory, derogatory, or demeaning speech or actions by anyone in our space, online networks, and in all related events and communication, will not be tolerated.

          Failure to comply with House Rules

          Those who fail to comply with Bright Red Triangle Rules will be asked to leave the premises. We may additionally decide to take any action we deem appropriate, including, but not limited to, a temporary or permanent ban from Bright Red Triangle without warning.

        • This is a Community and Collaborative Space.

          So please spend some time getting to know your fellow co-workers and attend events. Co-working communities are excellent sources of information, knowledge, leads, and skills, and as you get to know your neighbours and you will make amazing connections along the way.

          Tell a friend

          Many co-working spaces find their business through word of mouth, so if you have had a great experience, please help out and promote the space to your network.

          Suggestions and Feedback

          Our team at Bright Red Triangle are continually review our offerings, programming and events. We encourage you to communicate any feedback or suggestions to our team via email or via one of our online surveys.

        • Idea box

          Your bright ideas are always welcome to help us continually improve our offering.

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        Edinburgh Napier use of visitor statistics
        When you visit our website our systems automatically collects information about your computer, including where available your IP address (a unique number assigned to your computer when you are using your browser on the internet), operating system and browser type to monitor customer traffic patterns and website usage.
        
        This statistical data does not contain any personally identifiable information about you or any of our users. It is used to enhance the design and layout of the Website making it easier to navigate.
        
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        The data that we collect from you may be transferred to, and stored at, a destination outside the European Economic Area ("EEA"). It may also be processed by staff operating outside the EEA who work for us or for one of our suppliers. By submitting your personal data, you agree to this transfer, storing or processing.
        
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        The information you have given us will be stored on our computer systems and used in the following ways:
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        Edinburgh Napier University is concerned about the security of your personal information particularly when using our Website. Although we have taken all reasonable security precautions, we cannot guarantee internet security and subsequently cannot guarantee that any information you input on our Website is totally secure. In addition to our online security efforts, we have taken steps to protect your personal data offline as well. All of your information is restricted to our offices. Employees are granted access on a need-to-know basis and are kept up-to-date on our security and privacy practices.
        
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        Edinburgh Napier University
        
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        Email: dataprotection@napier.ac.uk 
        
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