Taxidermy, Nail Salon or other @PineGroveLib? Advice?

We have a room/area in our beautiful new library that has a name "Collaboration Launchpad", but not a niche. 

I want to equip/market it strategically.  It is available for teachers/classes but not heavily used in that way. I can host my classes there, but often I go to classrooms so the space often not "booked".   

Can you help me REFOCUS this space?  I need fresh eyes.


WHAT WE HAVE:

• chairs and tables (all on wheels) for about 30; about 80 on floor
• carpeted and separate entrance to hall
• divider wall with white boards between Innovation Studio area
• Innovation Studio is our student iStaff headquarters and maker/supply area (still growing)but quite busy.
• Interactive whiteboard/laptop
• 2 bulletin boards
• Shelving on 2 of 4 walls
• we are a 1:1 school (Chromebooks for all)
• out of sight from main area of library (blessing/curse)
• used daily after school for clubs
• for safety, needs to have adult supervision embedded
• needs to be available to multipurpose guests/use (I think?)

DESIGN CHALLENGE:

• What focus should this area have?
• Should I equip it as my library classroom or does that make it seem less "available" to others that way?
• Writing lab? Expanded MAKER area that includes WRITING LAB options? 
• Literature/book focus (though slightly removed from main area of shelving/displays)
• STEAM/STEM resource center focusing on challenges/skills/resources?
• Leadership Center with focus on attributes of a learner and other career-college quests
• Exhibit hall of student voice?  Gallery of student work?
• Different theme each month? 
• One area with featured displays/resources/student work featuring STEM, MAKER, LITERACY, & LEADERSHIP?  
• a LEARN, LEAD, INNOVATE headquarters?
• Media Studio for production, and digital making?
• Edcamp style set up with areas within the area? 
• Leave it as is and see what gaps surface as the year moves forward?
• Taxidermy studio, nail salon, spa?  (yes, this is sarcasm!)

Thanks for any ideas, suggestions, and perspectives you are willing to share!   

Yours in Feng Shui with a Focus,

Sue Kowalski