The plans below show a student room for two people and a student room for one person at an Australian university

The maps illustrate two distinct types of rooms in an Australian dormitory, namely single room and couple room which is suitable for the pupil. It can be witnessed that the equipment in the couple room overwhelms the single room.
In terms of room size, while the length of the two following rooms is similar, the width of the pair room doubles the single one which is 4 meters and 2 meters respectively. Despite the tremendous size and being doubled the single room, the hiring fee per week of the pair room equals seven-fourths to the single room which is 350$ and 200$ correspondingly. The cost of the room is immensely affordable for pupils, especially for overseas students.
Regarding the facilities and design in two kinds of rooms, while the couple room possesses a table and chairs merely near the center of the room, the single room with the more minor size is not able to own one. Moreover, according to the illustration maps, the upper area consists of a bed which is opposite the main door separated by a pair of cupboards stratified approximately similar to the allocation of furniture of the single room, except the TV, bookshelf, and kitchen. As the presentation of the model of two kinds of rooms, the kitchen of the pair room is located on the same side with the entrance door, whereas the kitchen in the single room is set among the length of the room and combines with the bedroom to make up an insignificant corridor towards the hall.