Design Configuration Process
The configuration terminal guides you through a systematic design process. By specifying your primary activities, equipment requirements, and spatial preferences, we generate a conceptual layout tailored to your needs.
This interactive tool helps visualize potential configurations before detailed planning begins.
Focus Level Selection
High Focus
Activities requiring sustained concentration: detailed painting, precision sewing, model building, electronics work.
Lighting: Uniform, shadow-free
Acoustics: Low ambient noise
Creative Exploration
Experimental and exploratory work: abstract art, brainstorming, mixed media, idea generation.
Lighting: Dynamic, adjustable
Layout: Flexible, reconfigurable
Immersive Engagement
Deep engagement with digital media: gaming, streaming, video editing, virtual reality.
Lighting: Ambient bias lighting
Acoustics: Sound isolation
Equipment Loadout Configuration
Specify your primary equipment and tools. This information determines storage requirements, power distribution, and spatial organization.
Digital Equipment
Computers, monitors, gaming consoles, audio interfaces, streaming equipment. Requires cable management and power distribution systems.
Art Supplies
Paints, brushes, canvases, easels, storage for works-in-progress. Requires organized storage and ventilation considerations.
Sewing Equipment
Sewing machines, cutting tables, fabric storage, pattern organization. Requires large work surfaces and material organization systems.
Mixed Equipment
Combinations of digital and traditional tools. Requires hybrid configurations supporting multiple activity types.
Next Steps
The configuration terminal provides a starting point for your design. For detailed planning and implementation, schedule a consultation to discuss your specific requirements and space constraints.