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So little privacy? The first three of my four years in college I had shared rooms; only had a single my senior year. I think that's reasonably common? This is m
by jefftk 5y ago
So little privacy? The first three of my four years in college I had shared rooms; only had a single my senior year. I think that's reasonably common? This is much more privacy than that.
(Lack of windows is much more of an issue from my perspective)
- gbronner 5y agoAs long as the ventilation is good, I don't care about the windows -- the idea is that you should use your bedroom for sleeping at night, and go socialize and learn about things elsewhere. I suspect that a lot of night-owl students will actually appreciate the lack of windows and roommates -- they'll sleep better.
- Bradlinc 5y agoI agree. Had I been given the choice of no windows or no roommates, I would choose no roommates.
- structural 5y agoI lived in a four-bedroom apartment with individual bedrooms (and three common rooms) my first two years and a rented house with a couple of housemates my last two. From the rendering shown, these kids will have less space by something like a factor of ten. The amount of living space per student proposed here is by no means common and really does look like a prison block.