A student residence where compact private rooms expand into generous shared life.
Single, double and four-person rooms form the private rhythm of the project. Kitchens, study platforms and stepped common areas extend that rhythm into a collective interior.
Typology
Student Housing
Focus
Shared Living
Scope
Rooms + Commons
Designers
Uluışık + Uncu
01Welcoming AreaArrival opens directly into shared life
Private rooms / Collective interior
Small modules create a larger community.
The project studies three room types before expanding into kitchen, study, fitness and social spaces.
Common study / Shared life beyond the room
Room system
One / Two / Four
Each room type is tested through plan, section and isometric drawings.
01Single roomOne resident / study + sleep02Double roomTwo residents / shared center04Four-person roomFour residents / collective work zone
Level 01 / 1:200
A clear spine connects private rooms to shared amenities.
First floor plan / Spatial distribution
Module A
Single room
A compact study-and-sleep unit resolved through plan and paired isometrics.
Plan / 1:100Right + left isometric
Module B
Double room
Mirrored functions establish privacy without sacrificing a shared center.
Plan / 1:100Right + left isometric
Module C
Four-person room
The largest module organizes four residents around storage, circulation and a collective work zone.
Plan / 1:100Right + left isometric
Shared amenity / 01
Common kitchen
The kitchen is detailed as social infrastructure: a durable working wall with space to pause, meet and cook together.