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USS Constellation

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Main Bridge

Deck 01
Captain's Ready Room

Deck 01
Astrometrics

Deck 04
Med Bay

Deck 09
Planetarium

Deck 11
Brig

Deck 12
Warp Engineering

Decks 22-25

Details for Main Bridge

Deck 01

Description

The main bridge of the Constellation is equipped with a common module of the early 2400s. Raised on a stepped command platform are three chairs for the captain, executive officer and mission specialist respectively. Forward of the command platform are two seated consoles for flight control and science and they're flanked by two standing consoles for tactical and mission ops. On either side of the command platform are raised consoles set into the bulkhead for operations and a secondary science station. Behind the command platform are two freestanding auxiliary consoles that can be customized for engineering, environmental, internal security or astro-navigation. Photo by Dave Blass.

Details for Captain's Ready Room

Deck 01

Description

Similar in size to the Captain's Ready Rooms of the 24th century, Taes has maintained the sparse design of the Constitution III-class in her private office space, the only major difference aboard Constellation being the chromium copper duranium used it so much of its refit construction. Intended as a space for dialogue and debate, the heart of the compartment is a low glass-topped coffee table surrounded by soft blue barrel chairs. The rest of the furniture is located against the wall: a sofa beneath the viewports and a simple arch of a metallic desk as a workspace. Relying on holographic interfaces, Taes has no visible technology in the compartment, aside from a replicator. The desk is intentionally placed with Taes's back to the door and the rest of the furniture to create a reminder and separation between Taes' solitary report-writing and communal philosophical debate. Photo by Dave Blass

Details for Astrometrics

Deck 04

Description

Given the design philosophy to fit everything the crew may need for prolonged missions, the Constellation's astrometrics lab is smaller than the stellar cartography compartments on the ships of the 24th century. This one only spans a single deck in height. A single curved LCARS console can seat several science officers, while modular holographic consoles are available in the rest of the open compartment for star charting and the stellar sciences. A curved viewscreen-sized holographic display covers the bulkheads making up a full half of the compartment, serving as the focal point of the laboratory. Image by Bobye2

Details for Med Bay

Deck 09

Description

The primary medical bay aboard the Constellation harkens back to the utilitarian design of the original Constitution-class. All smooth metallic surfaces and no fuss. Given the state of holographic, automated and hand-held technology in the 25th century, the open concept of the med bay belies the complex healthcare capabilities packed into every square centimetre of this compact compartment. Each of the three seated workstations and all five of the biobed can be easily configured to support a variety of health care treatments. Two of the biobeds possess advanced surgical capabilities and high-resolution overhead sensor clusters. Photo by Liz Kloczkowski

Details for Planetarium

Deck 11

Description

Bringing with it all of the mid-century dining room sets and interior design of the 2260s, the Planetarium lounge is an exact replica of the crew lounge aboard the Constitution-class USS Constellation NCC-1017. From the lacquered black deck plating to the vibrant red banquets, stepping into the Planetarium feels like stepping into Starfleet's past. By utilising all of the interior safe sacrificed by smaller quarters, the Planetarium offers a large recreational area for the crew with an awe-inspiring wall of exterior viewports looking out the forward saucer-section. There is one raised dining platform, enclosed with duranium slats, offering a private dining area for the captain and senior staff. The one 25th-Century enhancement are the holographic projectors in the lounge often used to project familiar planetarium-style views of star systems and stellar phenomenon across the entire overhead of the lounge.

Details for Brig

Deck 12

Description

The Brig consists of forcefield-secured holding cells used to restrain beings deemed to pose a security-risk to the starship or crew. Security officers work in the brig to guard and support those held in the security cells.

Details for Warp Engineering

Decks 22-25

Description

Unlike the cavernous chamber of a Sovereign-class engineering deck, Constellation's warp engineering chamber harkens back to the Galaxy-class before it. The engineering chamber tightly encircled the warp core to allow easy access to the vital systems, with further engineering functions in the antechamber beyond the reactor containment bay. From the main engineering deck, a ladder, a Jeffries tube, and an open lift provided access to a maintenance catwalk on the upper engineering deck along with two lower engineering decks below the reaction chamber to address damage and malfunctions on the mechanisms of the warp core itself. Unlike the brushed bronze and reflective copper aesthetic of the Constellation's corridors and duty stations, warp engineering was designed with bulkheads and deck plating in pale greys and blacks. Image by falke2009

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