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Revision as of 09:27, 9 January 2013
This page is for planning the build out of our new space, currently centred on 445 Hackney Road.
Please note, this is for planning on bringing up a new space to the level we currently enjoy, not wild new awesome things. (that can come after) This is so that we have a action and cost plan to maintain the level of our current space.
Basement
- Extraction for individual tools and room dust.
- Power distribution to the center of the room etc
- Moar network sockets around room (ACnode)
- Look at flooring situation
Ground Floor
- Moar network
- Mid room power
- Kitchen build out
- Electric release on the rear door
- Building of classroom
- Draft proof louver windows
Car Park
- Member access for car parking and bike storage
- Car or motorbike working
- Paint spraying
Facilities
Desk space
- General areas should have good light
- Laptop areas can be less roomy but not suffer glare
Quiet areas
- Dual-use with workshops / meeting rooms
- More than one needed to avoid conflicts but provide flexibility
- Music
- Film
Arts
- Large flat area (might be part of adjacent construction area)
- Sink
- Drying
- Spray paint not allowed
- Might include etch station
- Might include non-oily machinery such as laser cutter, 3d printing
Electronics
- Mostly for precision equipment and testgear - clean, tidy.
- Must have adequate parts storage
- Can include small soldering area (but soldering can often be done on desk space)
- Probably colocated with desks as activities are similar
- Might include non-oily machinery such as laser cutter, 3d printing
Construction
- General workshop.
- May include popular tools such as pillar drill, rage saw.
- Some overlap with arts, oily area, wood.
Woodwork
- Kept separate from oily area
- Dust extraction on individual tools
- Possible overlap with several areas
- Cannot overlap such that dust is a problem to other areas
- Cannot overlap such that surfaces are contaminated with oil
Oily
- Light metalwork, machine tools
- Bike workshop
- Lathes, Mills
- Needs easy access to outside for incoming bikes
- No grinding allowed
Dirty
- Welding
- Grinding
Storage
- Members boxes
- Rarely-used equipment
- Supplies
Total Costing
The above will cost approximately - £xxx
