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Description
For the Blading-Academy group

Notes on the floor plan/layout:

First/Ground floor

- All new students can get - or confirm - their dorm assignments from the desk in the reception area, and claim their copy of their dorm key. Mail (letters, packages, etc.) will also be delivered to each dorm's reception desk, for students to retrieve at their convenience. The reception area is also the waiting area for visitors from outside the academy.
- Each dorm has a cafeteria that provides breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
- There is also a laundry area, with washing machines and driers, so students won't have to send their clothes out for laundering every week.
- The student lounge is for anyone's use; students don't have to be staying in that particular dorm to stay in the lounge. Visitors from outside the academy may also make use of the lounge, once accompanied by an academy student or staff.
- The storage room contains extra bedsheets, pillows, blankets, and so on, for use of the students in that particular dorm. Any unidentified luggage belonging to new students will be placed in the storage room as well.

Second Floor
- Each dorm room has four single bedrooms, to give each occupant more privacy. Each bedroom has a closet (the dark brown rectangles in the layout) and a combination of bed and desk, in order to save space (see here and here for examples).
- There are 2 bathrooms in each dorm room so that occupants won't have to wait too long. Students in the co-ed dorms will want to coordinate with their roommates, to avoid any awkward incidents.
- Each dorm room has a kitchenette, not to mention a small dining table (seats four), in case students want to prepare their own [simple] meals (or have food delivered) and eat in the dorm room rather than in the cafeteria. The dorm room also has other pieces of furniture - couches, ottomans or beanbag chairs, etc.
- Students are free to decorate their individual bedrooms and rearrange the placement of bed and closet. However, renovation of any sort is discouraged, as is painting the walls a different color.
- The lounge may be used for studying or recreational activities, and so has several tables, chairs, and a TV, among other things.

Description
For the Blading-Academy group

Notes on the floor plan/layout:

First/Ground floor

- All new students can get - or confirm - their dorm assignments from the desk in the reception area, and claim their copy of their dorm key. Mail (letters, packages, etc.) will also be delivered to each dorm's reception desk, for students to retrieve at their convenience. The reception area is also the waiting area for visitors from outside the academy.
- Each dorm has a cafeteria that provides breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
- There is also a laundry area, with washing machines and driers, so students won't have to send their clothes out for laundering every week.
- The student lounge is for anyone's use; students don't have to be staying in that particular dorm to stay in the lounge. Visitors from outside the academy may also make use of the lounge, once accompanied by an academy student or staff.
- The storage room contains extra bedsheets, pillows, blankets, and so on, for use of the students in that particular dorm. Any unidentified luggage belonging to new students will be placed in the storage room as well.

Second Floor
- Each dorm room has four single bedrooms, to give each occupant more privacy. Each bedroom has a closet (the dark brown rectangles in the layout) and a combination of bed and desk, in order to save space (see here and here for examples).
- There are 2 bathrooms in each dorm room so that occupants won't have to wait too long. Students in the co-ed dorms will want to coordinate with their roommates, to avoid any awkward incidents.
- Each dorm room has a kitchenette, not to mention a small dining table (seats four), in case students want to prepare their own [simple] meals (or have food delivered) and eat in the dorm room rather than in the cafeteria. The dorm room also has other pieces of furniture - couches, ottomans or beanbag chairs, etc.
- Students are free to decorate their individual bedrooms and rearrange the placement of bed and closet. However, renovation of any sort is discouraged, as is painting the walls a different color.
- The lounge may be used for studying or recreational activities, and so has several tables, chairs, and a TV, among other things.