Redesign the IAA Office

[Guest]

So, the current IAA office is 'unusable' as myself and many other IAA players refer to it. The office is literally one desk that is shared by two IAA's, that has no room for anything besides clutter, and only one interview can be going on at a time which is really inefficient for two agents working on two separate cases. Personally I think the IAA Office should be made a fair bit larger, and separated into two separate offices that are connected in the middle by a glass airlock. This would allow enough privacy for separate interviews and work space, while also having them still one department. If two separate rooms is too much, just please give us a slight size expansion and two separate desks. And take out the evidence locker, all IAA evidence should be in paperwork form. There is no need for it, it takes up unnecessary space.

[Valkrae]

I disagree. I do, however, agree with a redesign as a whole.

I say it should have a separate room, about the size of the interrogation room. In the main room, two desks, about the size of the Detectives desks, on either said, with the chair facing the wall. The room would essentially be symmetrical sides of one thing, with a door in the middle leading to the interrogation room copy.

[Guest Marlon Phoenix]

 

Changes:

Evidence closet removed, camera put in with the wardrobe for space.

Wall added to divide it into a secluded area so both agents can hold interviews without walling them off from each other completely. A privacy screen.

I was too lazy to add the folders, but yeah we'd have those, and the stamps.

[Frances]

Jackboot, how about making use of tinted windows? That way you can have a nice 3-wide area for each office.

[Guest]

Tinted windows would also allow us to have 2 lengthed desks for the IAAs, giving us the necessary room for paperwork and privateness for interrogation. Xander likely.

[Guest]

We also really only need six folders as a whole in the office, one at the fax machine for faxes, one at the window for complaints, and a red and blue one at each IAA desk.