Cybertronian building remodeled

GENERAL DESCRIPTION

A Cybertronian tower reworked to be a laboratory originally for the 3rd Doctor and Beaker. Since that time many friends have come and gone. However, if you’re seeking some scientific or mechanical expertise feel free to pop in and ask the Doctor.


BASEMENT

The reason this tower was chosen for the laboratory was due to the large generator in the basement. It produces enough power to look after the needs of a fleet of sentient mechanical vehicles and as such produces more than enough energy for the lab.
The Generator


GROUND FLOOR
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Garage
Used as the front door to the laboratory, it looks and works just like a garage one would find in a suburb. With the push of a button, the garage door slides up/down and locks automatically. Those that live here have a remote control that opens/closes it. It can also be opened via a large, red button inside the garage or a sonic screwdriver.

As of Feb. 28, 2018 the security of the building has been updated to include:
Deadlock seal -
A form of lock that is almost impregnable, far more secure than most locks. This deadlock is keyed to the sonic frequency of the remote controls Billy and Beaker have and the Sonic Screwdriver of the Doctors. Dead locking does not make glass unbreakable but does prevent the metal of the main door from being melted and the walls from being damaged.

Anti-theft device -
This generates a powerful magnetic force field around any person attempting to tamper with the locking device, windows, or doors of the laboratory building. There is no pain involved but the force field will pin any potential thief who made physical contact with the lock, windows, or doors and keep them from breaking free until either the device shuts itself off or until the would-be thieves are apprehended. A biometeric sensor attuned to the frequency those that live here prevents them from being detained by the device.

The garage currently houses five vehicles.
Bessie - A canary-yellow Edwardian roadster.
Bessie
The Whomobile - A multi-purpose craft capable of flight, hovering, and even just driving along the roads like a normal car.
Whomoble
Roseline - A blue solar-powered clockwork sports car ; "Some Assembly Required" - Gift from Rose before her and Ten's trip into the multiverse - April 22
Roseline Roseline Rear
Margaret - a majestic old car that has been converted into a hover-vehicle, silvery and grand and freshly restored, with a sleek new engine integrated in the rear. A joint project with Billy who also named her. (Formerly owned by Billy)
1970 Lamborghini Miura - A junkyard wreck that has been partially restored before being abandoned. It was originally intended for a race with the Master but as he returned to sleep it's future is now uncertain. - Jan. 2019

Workshop
The largest room in the building, where most of the heavy work and construction happens. The workshop features a wide range of equipment, from boxes of nails to welders. Most of it seems to be (relatively) organized. However, there’s quite a lot of scavenged material scattered about, waiting to be broken down and repurposed.
In the very corner of the room, there is a door with far too many safety stickers plastered to it. This Anywhere Door connects to the TARDIS, and any other places the Doctors in the city currently reside. Make sure you are decisive about where you want to visit.

Laboratory
A regular-looking laboratory, with various equipment such as bunsen burners, beakers, and hot plates. A poster of the table of elements upon which a few extra 'alien' elements had been hastily scribbled into the margins has been attached to a rolling dry-erase board. There are also a few computers and strange, beeping machines on the tabletops.

Thanks to the Tenth Doctor the lab has been gifted an X-ray Machine and Blood Analyses Machine.
Laboratory

Lab Bath
Located on the near the workshop and lab this traditional bathroom is centrally located. It's a good place to clean up after a hard day's work in the garage, lab, or workshop.
Lab Bath

Storage
The huge storage room is filled with all sorts of equipment scavenged from the junkyard or otherwise. If any spare parts are needed for a project they can probably be found here.


1ST FLOOR
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3rd Doctor’s Bedroom
The Doctor's room is a mix of regal elegance and playful color. With mismatched rugs and fabrics all being pulled together into a cohesive unit by the white ceiling, furniture, and bed linens. He added a fireplace as there is nothing better on a chill day than to it by the fire and have a glass of wine.
Bedside Fireplace Side

Beaker’s bedroom
Beaker’s bedroom is decorated with flower-patterned wallpaper and various movie posters. Sitting on his desk is a framed portrait of Beaker and Bunsen Honeydew, as well as an endless pile of papers and textbooks. Beyond that, the room is relatively bare. Closed and locked now that he is gone.

Billy's bedroom
Billy's room is very basic. Containing a bed, a table, a lamp, and a storage bin for whatever project he fiddles with when he can't sleep. Closed and locked now that he is gone.

Gregg's bedroom
Blue wallpaper decorates the walls as well as numerous miscellaneous posters. A string of fairy lights run along the ceiling. The desk is neat and hosts a desktop computer. Closed and locked now that he is gone.

Media Room
This room has a television set equipped with a VHS player, as well as a retro-looking turntable. There is a nearby shelf stocked with VHS tapes featuring various Bill Nye the Science Guy episodes and a few Muppet movies. There is a small collection of records in a cardboard box next to the turntable, most of which feature jazz and classical music. Additionally, there are a few bookshelves filled with what appear to be numerous scientific (and unscientific) tomes. Titles featured are Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy, Relativity: The Special and General Theory, and Chemistry for Dummies.

After the Third Doctor's redesign this room is much more lively than it was before. While all those additions added by his friends were kept the old television has been replaced by a much more modern set. Inspired by Clu's house the walls, ceiling, and floor have been coated with a durable microscreen material that can display any image or video desired.
Media Room 1 Media Room 2 Media Room 3

Kitchen
A cozy little room with basic kitchen amenities: a stove with an oven, a refrigerator, a microwave, a toaster, and a small table to eat at. The cabinets are filled with many tea varieties: varie-teas, if you will. Feel free to drop in for a chat and a cuppa. After a redesign it is larger than it used to be, making it possible for more than three people to be in it at a time and has a few skylights to allow natural light to filter in.
Another new feature is the large walk in pantry, a much needed addition as it also serves as a wine cellar.
Kitchen

Master Bath
This large bathroom is meant to serve the needs of all those who live in the tower on this level. Like everything else it has been expanded and redesigned to make it a little more fun than your average white tiled room. The tub is more of a small swimming pool with the ability to clean and filter the water even as it is being used for the cleanest soak ever. While the shower is inspired by something the Doctor once discovered on one of his many adventures. The room is vast with sinks along the outer walls, hand held shower units for a quick wash up and a dias in the middle. Standing on this raised area signals the overhead shower to rain down on the central platform. All the water drains out through the grates underneath the dias.
Tub Shower


OTHER FLOORS
Being a large tower structure there are many more floors that haven't been revamped for their human-sized occupants. These floors maintain the same look and feel that they would have had when the Autobots were living here but most of the devices they left behind have been disconnected.


VERY TOP FLOOR

Observatory
Not in the traditional sense, mind you—outer space doesn’t exist in Nautilus. There is some equipment set up to take readings on various forms of energy, as well as a telescope to observe what goes on throughout the city. It’s not spying if it’s scientific.


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