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It does seem quite sizable to me, too. Student apartments in Munich's student housing[1] are 14-16 m^2, each with it's own kitchenette and bathroom. They were
by dotch 11y ago
It does seem quite sizable to me, too.
Student apartments in Munich's student housing[1] are 14-16 m^2, each with it's own kitchenette and bathroom. They were built in the 1960s and 70s.
Those units are by far the most popular way to live for students there mostly because of the common areas, the student community, the wide range of sports and outdoor facilities and the access to public transportation.
[1] http://www.studentenwerk-muenchen.de/en/accommodation/munich-student-union-student-halls-of-residence/munich/north-munich/freimann-student-village/ http://www.studentenwerk-muenchen.de/en/accommodation/munich...
- Symbiote 11y agoBut that includes a communal area, which is a really important difference. I had a small student room in a new building in London, but it felt cramped. I spent very little time in it as a result, preferring instead the communal kitchen or common room.