Building layout mockups
Three possible two-story layouts for workstation rooms, hallways, stairs, and server spaces in the Unity networking lab.
Choose the layout that gives students the clearest path from workstation symptoms to physical infrastructure, while still feeling like a believable building.
Each option keeps the core teaching loop in view: start at a workstation, trace through the hallway and wall jack, reach the server or network area, make a fix, then return to verify.
Mockups are broad planning images, not final architectural drawings.
Option 1
A simple main hallway splits workstation rooms from server and network rooms. This is the easiest layout for first-time students because navigation stays linear and the server room sits close to the stairs.
Option 2
A loop corridor wraps the building core and creates multiple routes to workstation rooms, server rooms, and stairs. This gives the Unity level more movement variety while keeping the network infrastructure centralized.
Option 3
Workstation labs sit in one wing while server and network spaces sit in the opposite wing. This makes the physical distance between users and infrastructure more obvious, which could help students understand cabling paths across a building.
