Institutional development · Facilities and campus development · Poland
University of Warsaw starts rebuilding Student House No. 5 to create 102 rooms for 140 students
The University of Warsaw has begun reconstructing its Student House No. 5 on Smyczkowa Street, which will provide 102 furnished rooms with private bathrooms and kitchenettes for 140 students.
Why it matters: Students who live in the University of Warsaw's rebuilt Student House No. 5 will have furnished units, each with its own bathroom and kitchenette.
The University of Warsaw said reconstruction has started on its Student House No. 5 (Dom Studenta nr 5), a student residence at Smyczkowa Street 5/7 in Warsaw's Służew district.
According to the university, the project will create 102 rooms accommodating 140 students.
The university said the residential units will be fully furnished and each will have its own bathroom and kitchenette.
The university said the rebuild is intended to raise the standard of living in the residence.
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Abigail Taylor, Leadership and Governance Editor
Once the rebuild is finished, the university says the residence at Smyczkowa Street 5/7 will house 140 students in 102 furnished rooms, with each unit having its own bathroom and kitchenette.
