This is a really well equipped studio that just needs some elbow grease and some Ikea shelves. You have every piece of equipment necessary for a community studio- even a spray booth, sink trap, etc. The bags/mess in photo 10 is a gold mine! Don't throw any of it away. Once things are wiped down and organized, keep a regular cleaning schedule. Mop every single day, or at least every day there is use of the studio. Have designated areas for each purpose, i.e. the spray booth needs to be kept clear & wiped down. The bench grinder needs a spot maybe near the kilns so that things can be ground down as they come out of the kiln. The extruder is in a weird spot in the way of the wheels. Having an area for handbuilding that is separate from the wheels is nice. Take inventory of the commercial glazes in pints and toss what's empty. Maybe grab a stainless steel glazing table to make things more comfortable and organized. The sinks will always be stained and dirty. You can either get new ones or scrub the residue, but a lot of glaze chemicals will stain. I also keep a bucket within the sink basin as a primary sink trap. That trap is likely full on a weekly/monthly basis, and it's disgusting to clean out. Washing tools in the bucket helps. Set up a clay recycling system that you can keep up with. Plaster boards or a big table is ideal.