Keishiryo Dormitory

Entrance

The entrance hall is a multipurpose space that can be used for special events and exhibitions, encouraging interaction among dorm residents.

Students use their student ID cards to enter and exit, and by restricting access to non-residents, we ensure a safe and secure living environment.

Open Connecting Lounge

The area in front of the living room has been designed as a “circulating lounge,” creating a space where residents can naturally meet and interact with one another. Facing the central atrium, this open space—where residents can enjoy natural light, fresh air, and greenery—gently connects the community lounge and the living room.

Community Lounge

The most active community lounge, which can accommodate large groups, is located at the center of the building.

It’s easily accessible from any room, and residents can prepare their daily meals in the café-style dining kitchen.

It’s a place where residents can comfortably study on their own, collaborate on group projects, or plan events.

Common Room

The living room is a common area that connects the bedrooms to the circular lounge. It can be used for resting, chatting, or taking a break, and as a place where interaction naturally occurs in daily life, it plays a key role in deepening the bonds and communication among dorm residents.

Resident Rooms

Resident rooms are designed simply, with only essential furniture and space, so students are encouraged not to stay confined to their rooms.

A desk and chair are placed by the window to support focused individual study.

Each room also includes a balcony where residents can hang laundry to dry.

Workshop Room

The workshop rooms on the basement and first floors are flexible spaces designed for a wide range of uses.

Movable tables and chairs allow the rooms to accommodate both small and large groups.

They are well-suited not only for presentations and events but also for recreational activities, creating a space where learning and interaction naturally come together.