Category:Mars Academy

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Facility

The Mars Academy is made out of a ship. If you look at the logo, the dome and everything under it is still the original ship - basically a self-sufficient flying city - though not necessarily the pylons. In such a situation, it wouldn't be necessary to deconstruct the original ship because it would already contain the tools needed to build other structures from local resources."

Now... there is actually a wing of the ship that is submerged just for the purpose of providing a habitat for aquatics, with seperate rooms set up for privacy, specially lit, etc. Might be careful of it though,.. since the lowest public pool in the academy is a salt water pool. It's open to anyone, but you'd best keep in mind that there are things there that are mischevious and don't need to come up for air. It's also about 20 feet deep at the deepest point, life guards are always present just in case,... but you go there only if you're wanting to be picked on for not being able to breathe underwater. Really neat place to go snorkeling.

The dorm U's into the garden, leaving the area called the shaft open into the garden like a big courtyard. It's easily turned into an X shape by simply building directly into the rock that's on the other side, outside the ship itself. *Of course, the garden extends a lot further out. It's circular in design as a biosphere.

The Living Quarters are an approximately U-shaped building - actually closer to a semi-circle in shape - set at one edge of a circular Garden area. A sky-bridge connects floor D at the outermost ends of the U. Since the building design lacks any right angles when viewed top-down, it would be pointless to designate any cardinal direction, and thus rooms would simply be floor letter and number. Assuming 100 rooms to the floor, 50 and 51 would be dead center.

There are a lot of paths winding through the garden that are meant to be merely walked upon with little 'shelves' here and there where you can sit and talk or such stuff. These paths are around a foot to ten feet off the surface of the garden. (Sean and Jules were knocked off one of these.) The actual arches that go to the observatory are much, MUCH higher

There are parks and little walk areas ajoined to each room on balconies. There are also little areas that are created just for pets and familiars to socialize a bit on their own. The little whips and gryphons don't have to accompany their masters once they are used to them, they can be allowed to run free... provided they're tagged and up to date on shots and things. Most of them won't bother anyone and if you keep them inside alone, they tear things up. They are EXTREMELY social animals.

It is preferred nobody flies in the chute between the balconies, especially if they're larger than the usual flying pets, as there's too much room for error and not enough room for a full-sized wingspan. [1]

The layouts of each room differ from room to room and floor to floor. The showers/tubs/bathing room/drying area are seperate of any toilets. If you think about it, .. it really is weird to have a toilet in the same room where you get clean. For Cyantians, they're usually in a seperate small room off the bathroom.

Overview of Floorplan For The Main Dorm

There are thousands of students there so it's a grand scale, although there will be more buildings in the future so it's not like a mini metropolis.

Floor one, above the garden, is a recreation area. This is where the holodome is located, taking up areas in floor one and two.

Floor two is extended recreation, viewing rooms, etc. Many rooms are combined into floor one.

Floor three is the Fox floor. It's designed by Fox in their own style to make their own kind feel at home. Multiple class groups are located here.

Floors four and five and primarily first year students with a scattering of upper classmen to help them out.

Floors six through twelve are for returning students.

Floor twelve is for final year/teaching aid students, those about to graduate or who are remaining beyond their education for teaching purposes. This is a private floor that you can only get to by invitation.

Floors thirteen through fourteen are faculty floors. Also, you must be invited.

Floor fifteen is is the Mounty floor. This is where Brix and the majority of the humans reside.

Floor sixteen (and parts of other floors) is the main area for security.

Floor seventeen is the communications floor. (There is also a tower out in the courtyard which you will often find Celina in.. and sometimes get campus radio.)

Floor eighteen is a meeting floor and extends outside the dome. *Note that an entire side of the dorms extend out into the dome.

Below the garden, the building above ground is where most of the staff stays. The main cafeteria is located at ground level. Below the cafeteria floors (There are actually two, because the cafeteria has an open court with a balcony all the way around it where students can go up to a second floor to eat) there is one floor for first year students. (Primarily students who are under the age of usual entry into the Academy.) This area also extends underneath the garden itself. (You can also get access to the Koyoti area from this floor. The Koyoti who tend the garden and have families are located here, on the other side of the Garden. There is also a Digni area located directly UNDER the garden itself.)

The second and third underground floors contain weight rooms, indoor track fields, playing courts, swimming pools, etc. From here, you can reach the actual Lift and shuttle bays where mechanics practice their craft. This area also leads to the underground caverns that allow ships to enter and leave.

The fourth and fifth underground floors, below the athletics area, are classrooms, including lift simulator classrooms, piloting programs, etc.

The sixth floor is what is referred to as the District, which is where shop owners have temporarily set up little stores and shops. This is the bottom floor.

MARPG Floorplan

And, for the layout: The Main Building is U shaped from the 2nd level and up. All floors can be summarised as:

B06 - Commercial District
B05 - Classrooms
B04 - Classrooms
B03 - Atheletic & Gym
B02 - Atheletic & Gym
B01 - Cafeteria
01 - Cafeteria, Reception & Lobby
02 - Extended Recreation (Lounges, Public Viewers)
03 - Fox Floor (Primary Fox residence)
04 - Student Residences (1 Years)
05 - Student Residences (1 Years)
06 - Student Residences (Returning Students)
07 - Student Residences (Returning Students)
08 - Student Residences (Returning Students)
09 - Student Residences (Returning Students)
10 - Student Residences (Returning Students)
11 - Student Residences (Returning Students)
12 - Student Residences (Final Year & Teaching Assistants, Invite Only)
13 - Faculty (Invite Only)
14 - Faculty (Invite Only)
15 - Mounty Floor (Invite Only, Majority of Humans)
16 - Security (Main Holding?)
17 - Communications (Inc. Comm Tower which extends outside of building over the Garden)
18 - Observation Level (Extends completely outside the dome)

There is a second building allocated for residences as well. This building is X shaped and was used during the last semester due to some renovation work going on. It has 4 levels and 4 wings.

The South Wing of Floors 01 and 02 is occupied by the Aquatic Habitat, which is two floors worth of area with underwater chambers for sleeping and some underwater chambers filled with air.

Aquatic rooms on the second floor have air in them. Outside, a portion of the garden floor adjacent to this section of the building has been terraformed up to meet the water level. There's an exterior pool access here that has a nice sandy beach for ten feet, then a twenty-foot perimeter of flora and fauna.