The workshop can be a chaotic place, and every builder needs a sanctuary. The Builder’s Keep was designed to be that refuge—a place to retreat from the dust, the heat, and the glorious madness of it all. It’s the first section of the shop to have a real theme, a small, castle-inspired office meant to be a strategic command center and a place to escape the heat of a California summer.

This station was built with the noblest of intentions: to be a quiet place for design, planning, and a moment of peace. But as so often happens in a busy workshop, even the best-laid plans fall to chaos. The Keep, a space meant for grand strategy, slowly became a holding ground for forgotten tools, spare parts, and half-finished projects. It was meant to be a sanctuary, but it became a storage unit.

Even in its current state, The Builder’s Keep is a monument to a builder's best intentions. It stands as a testament to the fact that sometimes the needs of the shop outweigh the desires of the builder, and a retreat becomes just another part of the workshop's ever-evolving, chaotic story.