Isometric showing the desk in its position with the pentagonal frame.

Spanning beams must run underneath the top shelf to prevent bowing due to the load of the heavy equipment resting on top.

Small batons must be attached to the inside of the wedge-shaped structure to provide structural integrity.

Plan showing how the DJ has enough space to freely enter and exit the booth while having ample space to lay out equipment.

We had to slightly revise the design due to space limitations, making the table slightly shorter to allow the DJ to more easily manoeuvre himself in and out of the booth. It also can't be flush with the external frame due to strings on the inside.

Separated components to add to the cutting list for the DJ Booth

Sketchup model showing the table with context, as well as in axonometric.

The first years in the group were tasked with the design of the DJ's table, and we ended up with an asymmetrical wedge to fit into the corner of the pentagonal frame while leaving the DJ room to enter and exit easily.

initial concept design render with atmosphere & habitation

Initial concepts for the stage, focussing on the form first and the façade second.