How to design a future student bedroom

How to design a student bedroom in the future, according to the 2019 Global Student Ownership Report,

student properties are becoming increasingly important globally.

No matter where they come from, learners need high-quality, affordable accommodations.

The facilities are essential to creating a strong community, which makes their educational experience worthwhile.

There is no doubt that the innovative approach of the architect is the basis for a successful facility.

So what is the best bedroom design for future students?

 

• Choose upscale modern colors

First, forget about white walls, boring beds, desks, and chairs. Students deserve comfort and sophistication in their rooms.

They should not feel punished because they decided to study, and students are the young who are daring and adventurous.

So the design of the room must express this spirit.

Bright monochrome and bold colors like yellow, green, and cobalt blue are great colors.

Instead of a neutral and boring color scheme, this trend puts one bold color in the middle, balancing the shades to make the overall look brighter.

 

• The room must fit the study area

The reality we are living in is a new reality. The “COVID-19” pandemic has taught us a valuable lesson.

Although humans value social life, we sometimes have to isolate ourselves from the world.

67.6% of students worldwide have been affected by school closures,

and universities and colleges are already slowly starting to recover,

but one thing is for sure that they will have to reduce the number of team projects for now.

Learners will need to spend more time in their rooms and study alone during the coronavirus outbreak.

So when studying angles in bedrooms, you should make them more attractive, focused and comfortable.

And with a simple desk by the window, with enough room to fit all books and a computer, your design will do wonders.

• Add a lot of lighting

Future students should be given adequate conditions to spend more time in their bedrooms, because they will use them for more than sleeping.

Natural lighting will greatly improve their focus and motivation,

but if you lock them in a dark place, they will feel sleepy as soon as they start studying or working on the paper.

• Create a climate-specific building

This is where architects really shine, the student residence must be designed in proportion to the specific climatic conditions of the area.

The thermal performance can be improved through the use of a sun blocker, which will protect the student’s room from overheating in the summer.

If there is enough sunlight, the roof of the building can house a large array of solar energy, which will contribute to the students’ economic lifestyle.

Their living space should allow to reduce energy consumption.

 

• The balance between quality and affordability

The student’s room must be built and designed with high-quality materials,

in order to be functional, comfortable and lasting for many generations.

Investors will need to invest in consistent repairs and maintenance,

and we must stop seeing old rooms that are uninhabitable and leave students with little choice.

The main goal for investors is to find the right balance between quality and affordability.

Regardless of which country we are talking about, students cannot pay much for accommodation,

they need low prices, but they still want decent living conditions.

 

What does the future hold for student housing?

Student dormitories have always been about convenience, located within walking distance of campus and connected to nearby city centers,

and should be affordable and provide basic living conditions for their occupants.

Going beyond “basic living conditions,” the average student would spend four years in that room before graduating.

It’s far too long to spend in unattractive places!

So the rooms of future students should be bright, modern, and built with high-quality materials,

and remain affordable, then students will start to enjoy their time there.

 

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