Dormitory

A building or room providing shared sleeping accommodation, especially for students living away from home. Dormitories commonly combine private or shared bedrooms with communal facilities.

Bunk bed: A bed frame with one bed positioned above another. Bunk beds let dormitories fit more sleepers into limited floor space.
Student housing: Accommodation intended for students during their studies. Dormitories are one form of housing provided or arranged for students.
Privacy: The condition of being free from unwanted observation or intrusion. Shared rooms and facilities require residents to negotiate boundaries and personal space.
Yale Residential Colleges: A system of undergraduate residential communities at Yale University, each centered on its own college building. They show how student housing can be organized as a network of smaller communities.
Apartment: A self-contained set of rooms for living in a larger building. Apartments generally give a household more private facilities than a dormitory room.
Communal kitchen: A kitchen shared by residents of a building or housing complex. Shared kitchens provide a place for residents to prepare meals outside their rooms.
Boarding school: A school where some or all students live during the academic term. Boarding schools use dormitories to house pupils away from home.
Communal living: A way of living in which people share spaces, resources, or responsibilities. Dormitories are a structured form of communal living.
Bauhaus Dessau: A modernist school building in Dessau, Germany, designed by Walter Gropius and opened in 1926. Its student apartments made collective educational life part of an architectural experiment.
Boarding house: A house where residents rent rooms and may receive meals from a proprietor. Boarding houses provide room lodging without necessarily sharing a student community or institution.

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