Student Bedrooms
Purpose
Student Bedrooms provide private residential spaces that support rest, study, personal wellbeing and daily living activities. These spaces should offer safe, comfortable and functional accommodation that promotes academic success, privacy and a positive residential experience.
Design Objectives
Student Bedrooms should:
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Provide a safe, secure and comfortable living environment.
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Support academic activities through appropriate study furniture and ICT connectivity.
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Provide adequate space for sleeping, studying and storage.
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Promote privacy, wellbeing and personal comfort.
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Ensure accessibility and inclusivity for all users.
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Provide appropriate lighting, ventilation and thermal comfort.
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Use durable and maintainable materials suitable for residential environments.
Typical Furniture & Equipment
A standard student bedroom should typically include:
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Single or king-single bed and mattress
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Study desk/workstation
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Ergonomic study chair
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Wardrobe or hanging/storage cupboard
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Bookshelf or study storage
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Pinboard/noticeboard (optional)
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Waste bin
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Reading light/task light
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Power outlets and USB charging points
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Wi-Fi access
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Window furnishings (curtains or blinds).
