2013
DOI: 10.2298/fuace1301027c
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Student housing unit in a floor area without corridors

Abstract: This paper treats the issues of position and urbarchitectonic-functional organization of a housing unit in a floor area without corridors in a student hostel. The authors advocate a new, more rational and functional concept in which the student room is not in direct contact with the corridor communication, but belongs to the housing unit, student apartment for 4-6 users. In a more rational organized volume, the living of the students is more comfortable and has a different character. The socialization co… Show more

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“…A part of the terraces is covered with greenery and is used for growing plants, which is the activity of some of the hostel residents. [9] This student hostel houses a large number of facilities, starting from the ground level to the floors and the roof. Extraordinary functional quality of the structure is a huge com-mon living room with the kitchen and dining room in the central part of each floor, used for socialization and rest.…”
Section: Student Hostels In Peripheral Urban Areasmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A part of the terraces is covered with greenery and is used for growing plants, which is the activity of some of the hostel residents. [9] This student hostel houses a large number of facilities, starting from the ground level to the floors and the roof. Extraordinary functional quality of the structure is a huge com-mon living room with the kitchen and dining room in the central part of each floor, used for socialization and rest.…”
Section: Student Hostels In Peripheral Urban Areasmentioning
confidence: 99%