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Brand new student accommodation nearing completion for the new university year. Built by Watkin Jones Group, this building shows that you can get quality student housing in the city centre. It really bulks up the urban presence.
"Village A" student housing at Georgetown (John Carl Warnecke and Associates, working with University Architect Leslie Dean Price; completed in 1979). Seen here: a sort of mini-piazza tucked into the middle of the scheme where some of the pathways meet. See introductory comments here.
There was a small but vocal faction of our community that lobbied relentlessly for "Lite-Brites" to be the sole source of light for our new apartments. While this was initially thought to be incredibly awesome and totally obvious as the way to go, doubts persisted.
Pro: Yes, you could spell out messages in the morning to yourself in colored lights.
Con: You would barely be able to see as those things don't give off much light. Shaving? Impossible.
Pro: Unicorns!
Con: Your room would be a constant hang-out pad due to it's awesome fixtures. I mean, who doesn't like a lite-brite?
Pro: Your room would be a constant hang-out pad due to it's awesome fixtures. I mean, who doesn't like a lite-brite?
Con: Isn't a lite-brite just a little bit of a fad? We're adults for goodness' sake.
Pro: LITE-BRITE!
Con: "Oww, I just tripped for the 10th time this morning! Can't I just get some regular lighting?!"
So that's what we did. You're welcome?
"Village A" student housing at Georgetown (John Carl Warnecke and Associates, working with University Architect Leslie Dean Price; completed in 1979). Seen here: midblock pedestrian path, with access staircases evoking the stoops of urban brownstones. See introductory comments here.
STUDENT HOUSING (Francia) Emmanuel COMBAREL Dominique MARREC Architects - ECDM
www.b-e-t-a.net/~channelb/projects/070ecdm/index_eng.html
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Photo by Benoît FOUGEIROL
Student housing. (built 2014, see tags for further known data). Op dit werk is een Creative Commons Licentie van toepassing.