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Office buildings have the same layouts with windows at the ends and cubicles in the middle. I doubt the patrons feel stuck in a temperature storage facility. I
by Judbudhud 5y ago
Office buildings have the same layouts with windows at the ends and cubicles in the middle. I doubt the patrons feel stuck in a temperature storage facility. I prefer Munger's layout after looking more into it.
https://www.architecturalrecord.com/ext/resources/news/2021/November/USCB-Munger-Hall/UCSB_Munger_NEW_archrecord_900_col_0.jpg https://www.architecturalrecord.com/ext/resources/news/2021/...
- treis 5y agoIMHO it's a terrible layout but not for the lack of windows in bedrooms. The pod shared space is basically useless. Why do students on a meal plan need a full kitchen? What are they going to do with a single big table? Why use 1/2 of each pods exterior wall for windowless bedrooms? The common space should be the entire exterior wall. It should be a living room instead of a kitchen/table combo. The proportions are off too, IMHO. The pod living spaces are too small and the great rooms too big.
- dboshardy 5y ago> I doubt the patrons feel stuck in a temperature storage facility. They also aren't living in a windowless box. They still likely get natural light in their cubicles.