New home studio any advice appreciated..

Hello, name is Morgan. First off, I want to thank everyone in the community for all their efforts in helping people like myself out. It is truly appreciated. I recently moved back to my hometown of Augusta, GA after finishing school at UGA in Athens, and I am looking to turn a room into a project studio. This is my first post, and this forum seems to vehemently encourage the following of posted rules so I will try my best. I have a 22'x20'x8' room in the back of the house with an entrance to outside and a bathroom. My goal is to get the best possible sound out of the limited space. I have read through the forum and still cannot decide on some major design aspects. My budget is approximately $1,000, as most of my money went into equipment, instruments, etc. The only construction I have planned involves the building of a small vocal booth, and the acoustical treatment of the room. Honestly, I feel that if the room were square this may be a lot easier, however the room has a bathroom in the corner and thus complicates some design aspects. I plan on using the studio for tracking local artists (i.e drums, guitars, keys, vocals) and have NO issues regarding neighbors seeing as how the property is isolated. I will summarize my questions as best I can below. 1) DESIGN - Are there any major problems, or better ideas, regarding the layout of the room? (i.e should I place my desk somewhere else, perhaps drums, or the vocal booth in another areas?) I've thought about this from a few different angles and this seems to work, at least in my mind. However I do not know if the layout utilizes the dimensions of the room optimally or not. 2) ACOUSTICS - The room has windows which take up a lot of wall space. I am planning on boarding the windows in order to utilize this space for panel absorbers? Again I am so new to this and come to you guys quite humbled. (I have tried) I plan on putting bass traps in the corners, and other than that I really am looking for ANY advice on where I could place any more acoustical treatment. I have recorded vocals and guitars in the room (with furniture etc) and the room sounded ok to me. However, I'm sure that's just my naivety, either way I would really appreciate any ideas on how to make it sound better, if possible. 3)"PERTINENT INFO" - If you look at the pictures you'll quickly notice the glass closet which takes up a substantial portion of one of the walls. Is it better to board this up in order to treat it?, meanwhile losing the storage (which I dont mind doing at all) or should I leave as is? There are also two ceiling fans in the room (pictured below). Should anything be done (other than turning them off) regarding them? 4)NOTES - As much as I'd like, I cannot use the bathroom for anything other than, well you know :) I AM more than willing to try to save money wherever possible by building my own treatments when possible. 5)CURRENT SETUP - pro tools m-powered 7.4, m-audio project mix io, m- audio octane 8 ch pre-amp, reason 4.0 etc, instruments - guitars, keys, drums. I have a total of 16 simultaneous inputs into pro tools. I am looking to record local bands FREE as well as my own music. (myspace.com/thatswhatshesaidathens) This is not about the money for me, however I obviously care about making it the best it can be. Finally, this is my first time using sketchup (cool program) so the measurements are a little off, but not by much(also the vocal booth will be extended to ceiling) I hope you get the idea. Again I am simply looking for ANY advice that anyone could possibly give. Please forgive me if i have excluded anything, or not have not been clear. Thank you to anyone who will consider giving me some pointers and I wish you the best and once again thanks to Mr. Sayers and to all of you who help make this site so valuable. If you'd like the .skp file it can be downloaded here http://download.yousendit.com/Q01HNU1FQXBmVFpjR0E9PQ Thanks, Morgan

My budget is approximately $1,000,

US$ 1,000 isn't going to go very far. I'm not sure that you'll even be able to build a decent vocal booth with that.

well i can spend more if i have to i was just shooting for that range, i just really want a basic recomendation