makerspace

or mak·er space

[ mey-ker-speys ]

noun
  1. a collaborative workshop that supplies equipment and technology, as 3D printers, soldering tools, industrial sewing machines, etc., for creative projects.

Origin of makerspace

1
First recorded in 2000–05; maker (in sense “hobbyist who makes tangible physical objects”) + space
  • Also called Fab Lab [fab-lab] /ˈfæb ˌlæb/ .

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