The maps compare a student room for two students and a student room for one student at an Australian university, with a table of keys denoting the furniture.
Overall, there are several significant differences between the accommodations and facilities in each room, their sizes and prices, but also share similarities as well.
The most evident contrast between each room are the weekly prices, as a student room for two students costs $350 per week, compared to $200 per week of a one-person student room, which is $150 less. Furthermore, the former has two beds and two study desks, while the latter only had one each. The dimensions also differ, as the one-person room is 6 metres to 2.5 metres, which is smaller than the 6 metres to 4 metres of the two-people room. The two-people accommodation had a round table and two chairs, which were absent from the room for one student. A bookshelf is next to the bathroom, which is at the Northwest corner, a facility that is absent from the one person room. There are also 2 cupboards in the former, while there is none in the other room.
However, there are some similarity. Both have a microwave, a stove and a sink, as well as a television. There is also a window in each room, which is located on the Northeast side of both rooms, right next to the bed.