I'd personally like to design a station designed for luxury, with carpet and wood and elegance everywhere.
Except it's in a horrible state of disrepair.
Paper, broken light tubes, shards of glass, and junk wrappers are littered everywhere.
Workplace materials are ill-organized and scattered about the worksite.
Many internal walls and windows (mostly in civilian areas or from part of one department to another part of it, for balance) are destroyed down to the girders and rods and worse.
Some of the metal tiles are missing or displaced, and the wood and carpet has rotted away in areas.
Barricades and upturned tables block off some areas (usually if there's another, less convenient way in or it's not something the normal person needs to get to).
Tables and racks are collapsed and need setting up again, chairs are displaced, closets have had their contents spilled out.
Several doors and vendors have their electronics exposed, some of the inconsequential ones even being unusable.
Some machines and consoles have been damaged and need their parts reattached.
Many APCs need to bet re-set-up and wire connections repaired in some places so as to provide power to what they should.
And then... maintenance.
Maintenance is hell.
Some sections are exposed to space via damaged windows.
It's full of sub-rooms and secrets, some of which hide caches of various objects, from things as basic as building materials/tools, clothing/bedsheets, and drugs/alcohol/cigarettes to things as alarming as unidentifiable corpses and blood smears, improvised gear, and ammunition (nothing that could actually be used to go on a rampage without sufficient determination, effort, and luck).
However.
When the trash is cleaned up, the walls and floors are repaired, and the worksites are reorganized, it will look absolutely beautiful. Everyone will have a well-equipped and large place to work, and the public areas will look amazing.