Yugumo Standard Rated Crew Showers and Bathhouse

Yugumo Standard Rated Crew Showers and Bathhouse is a starship interior developed by the Yugumo Corporation in YE 45.

In YE 45, the Yugumo Corporation's Yugumo Fleetworks division sought to continue the standardization of its interior modules for the ships it produced. The Yugumo Standard Rated Crew Showers and Bathhouse was designed for Rated Crew to complete their daily hygiene protocols with a sense of luxury and comfort which made up for the lack of private bathroom ensuites in the Yugumo Standard Rated Crew Bunkroom design.

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The communal shower room and bathhouse on Yugumo Fleetworks vessels is a harmonious blend of design, technology, and comfort. Its transparent shower chambers, sinks, and soaking tubs offer passengers and crew a luxurious and hygienic bathing experience while enjoying the breathtaking views of the cosmos outside via Volumetric Windows. This space embodies the idea that even the most practical aspects of life on a starship can be transformed into enjoyable and visually stunning environments. The size of this compartment depends on the class of starship.

The communal shower room on Yugumo Fleetworks vessels are a spacious and aesthetically pleasing area designed to promote relaxation and a sense of community among the crew and passengers. It features a sleek, minimalist design with clean lines and a futuristic color scheme dominated by cool blues, black, and metallic accents. The room's layout is both functional and visually striking, with individual transparent shower chambers, sinks, and soaking tubs placed strategically throughout the space.

The standout feature of this communal shower room is the transparent shower chambers. These chambers are constructed from advanced, shatterproof, and privacy-enhanced smart glass that can instantly change from transparent to opaque with a simple SQUID interaction, voice command or touchscreen control. When not in use, they appear as sleek, crystal-clear enclosures. When a person enters a chamber and activates it, the glass becomes opaque, ensuring privacy during the shower. These transparent chambers give the room an open and airy feel, allowing individuals to enjoy the sensation of space travel while maintaining personal privacy.

The communal shower room also includes a row of touchless sinks with motion-sensor faucets. These sinks are integrated seamlessly into a clean, linear vanity area with LED-lit mirrors that provide gentle, adjustable lighting for personal grooming and hygiene. The countertops are made of a high-tech, self-cleaning nanmomaterial that ensures a pristine environment at all times.

In addition to the shower chambers, on larger vessels, the bathhouse features a few elegant soaking tubs.

These tubs are designed for relaxation and feature ergonomic contours that conform to the user's body, providing a soothing experience. A control panel next to each tub allows users to customize water temperature and pressure, and even add fragrances or therapeutic minerals for a spa-like experience.

To enhance the overall experience, the communal shower room employs programmable ambient lighting. The lighting system can adjust the color and intensity of the illumination to create different moods, from invigorating blue hues to calming warm tones. Soft, soothing music or calming nature sounds can also be played through concealed speakers to complete the immersive experience.

Maintaining hygiene in a communal space is a priority. The starship's advanced cleaning and disinfection systems ensure that all surfaces, including the smart glass in the shower chambers, are thoroughly sanitized between uses. High-efficiency air filtration systems maintain air quality, and touchless controls minimize the risk of contamination.

Toilet Stalls are provided in a connected room.

Andrew created this article on 2023/09/20 10:54. Written with the help of Chat GPT.

This article was approved by Wes on 2023/10/01.¹⁾

Art done in Midjourney by Andrew.