The plans demonstrate two distinct types of dormitories for students, one for two people and one for one person, at an Australian university. It is evident that the room for two students is larger and is more expensive. Furthermore, there can also be seen to be more furniture in the two-person room than the room for one person.
Costing 350 dollars a week, a student can share a room that is 6 metres by 4 metres wide with another student. The bathroom is located in the left corner of the room. In the bottom left corner of the room are the kitchen appliances, which includes a sink, stove and microwave. Located next to the microwave is a television, which sits opposite to the table and chairs. There are two beds, which are arranged next to a study desk each: the first bed is located in the top right corner of the room, while the 2nd bed is in the bottom right corner. Furthermore, there is a bookshelf situated between the bathroom and one of the study desks.
The single room, on the other hand, costs 200 dollars a week, with a comparatively simpler layout. The room measures 6 by 2.5 metres. There is also a bathroom in the top left corner of the room, opposite to the kitchen appliances. There is also a television placed adjacent to the study desk. Finally, a bed is placed in the right corner of the room next to the windows.