A live picture of the Lab's scale and reach, drawn straight from the registers. These figures are not maintained by hand: they are what the Lab actually holds, today.
Physical environments across the Marylebone campus, from workshops to the immersive IEL.
Machines and advanced technologies, every one there to be learned and put to work.
A materials library open to everyone on campus to touch, test, and specify.
People who have been through the Lab — named visitors and group tours alike, counted from real check-ins.
These are the measures a Lab is judged by — read live from the App, never typed by hand. Partner organisations to date: 14.
Every technology mastered is an earned qualification, not a sign-off — the measure of how far capability has spread.
Comes online as the App records attestations across the learning spine.The community measured by real activity in the Lab, never by a mailing list.
Comes online when the community register opens a public count.How deeply each space and technology is actually used — booked, attended, put to work.
Comes online with native booking (Phase 2).What a small team delivers when the App carries the load — the efficiency of the model.
Comes online when courses and team size are both live.The hours an event takes to run, before the App and after — the efficiency it buys back.
Comes online when event automation logs the before and after.Every collaboration counted from the register, so the story never needs a hand-typed number again.
Live from the registerBacked by the Office for Students. The IEL is recognised by RIBA as a world-class space, and the Lab has won many Quintin Hogg Trust grants over the years.
A member of the SHED Network, convened at MIT, placing the Lab among an international group of pioneering university spaces.
Campus-wide across Marylebone, and into the wider University on the Lab's own terms. Growth measured by what people learn to put to work, not by footfall.