The Continuity Guide
Moonbase Guide
by Martin Willey

Year 2 Living Quarters

The wall units are very similar to those in the Year 1 configuration, but the room is smaller and there is no separation between the sleeping area and the living area. The single bed may be against any of three walls. No-one has double beds. Unlike Year 1, there is no communications post (although there is in Keith Wilson's set plan); the wall panel screens are used instead. There is no side door, so presumably occupants must go into the public corridor in search of the bathroom.

Koenig's quarters are seen in The Exiles, The Mark Of Archanon, and The Lambda Factor.

Helena's quarters are seen in The Exiles, One Moment Of Humanity, and The Taybor.

Other living quarters seen are those of Maya (Seed Of Destruction), Tony Verdeschi (Catacombs Of The Moon), Carolyn Powell (The Lambda Factor), Shermeen Williams (Matter Of Balance), Dorzak (Dorzak), Area 3 Living Quarters (Catacombs Of The Moon), Detention (Dorzak)

• Virtual Moonbase Alpha: Year 2 Living Quarters
• Technical Notebook plan (note the added bathroom!)

The view to the front door in Koenig's quarters. There are two cupboards adjacent to the door (more than in the Year 1 living quarters). Retained furniture includes the sofa and Pileo floor lamp.	The low table is a Mezzatessera	Maya's quarters.
Maya has a flat bed, not the normal contoured type. The beds may be positioned against any of the four walls.	Helena's quarters, with the contoured bed. Note the rarely seen coat stand, a design called Melpomene.	Bottom right you can just see Helena's "visible man" and "visible woman" models, first seen on her office desk in Breakaway.
Koenig's quarters has, in The Exiles only, the wall screen with the text "Commander Koenig / Living Quarters". The same wall screen was seen in his quarters in Breakaway, and in the Command Office.	A view of the desk unit.	The desk unit and a communications unit with two small screens are usually alongside each other.
Close up of the communications unit	Close up of the communications unit	A longer view of the wall.
The end wall in Helena's quarters.	The end wall in Koenig's quarters, with his contoured bed (and discarded sheets).	The detention unit is a sparsely furnished room; contoured bed, two chairs and table. There is no desk unit in this set.
The rarely seen wall is where the camera is usually positioned.	Note the bedside Sorella lamp.	In Koenig's quarters, the wall is a mirror of the opposite wall, with communications unit and desk.
The far corner of the room.	Carolyn's quarters from The Lambda Factor have only one cupboard; the second is a normal wall panel.