Student house

Imagine standing in front of a door at the end of a dark hallway. The walls are painted a dull white, no windows, just the monotonous hum of old fluorescent lights. You unlock the door and enter a small room. Four walls, a bed, a table, a chair. A room to sleep in, nothing more. The small table can barely hold a laptop and notebooks, the light is harsh, tiring. No shelves on the wall, no books, just emptiness. This is where you spend most of your time. Outside, there is only a dark kitchen full of other students, nothing to inspire a desire to live. The room becomes a space to wait for the day to end. But we don’t want this. Studying is a time of growth and discovery, not survival in dark bunkers. We need places where students can create, relax, and grow. They deserve better!