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STEM lab workshop looking toward the drone training enclosure
Workshop / illustrative interior visualization

Education / STEM lab concept design

JAG / a space to make and test.

A 54-by-20-foot lab concept brings workshop benches, storage, drone training and robot activities into one legible teaching space.

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01 / The design question

How can making, testing and teaching share a compact lab?

02 / The approach

  1. Organize six workbenches and 24 seats around clear circulation.
  2. Separate drone and robot activity areas while keeping them visually connected.
  3. Coordinate storage and overhead equipment with the room model.

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03 / Deliverables

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  • Interior and cutaway visualizations

What the work makes clear

Functional zoning gives each activity a place without losing the sense of one lab.

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