実験教室：移動式デスクと露出した設備

Design a maker and science classroom in a Taiwanese school, deliberately unfinished-looking and adaptable. Show the ceiling stripped to the structure with services exposed and painted a uniform dark grey — ducts, conduit and cable tray ordered into a legible grid — with power and data dropping from it on retractable reels so any table position can be serviced. Detail the tables as heavy plywood-topped units on lockable castors, currently grouped into three islands but clearly rearrangeable, their tops already marked and scarred from use. Show the walls as a working surface: a full wall of pegboard with painted tool outlines, another of magnetic whiteboard covered in diagrams, and a third with open shelving of labelled bins. Detail a wet bench along one side in stainless with a long trough sink. Show student work in progress left out on the tables — models, wires, a half-built structure. Detail the lighting as bright, even and industrial. Show a busy class in session. Photorealistic, workshop-like, plywood and dark services, elevated eye-level view.