44 | PROMOTION | STUDENT VILL AGE
THE PERFECT SOLUTION TO STUDENT ACCOMMODATION SHORTFALL
The Student Village Company (SVC) is a leading provider of innovative, overspill sleeping accommodation to residential universities and colleges
T
he Student Village concept evolved as a direct response to requests from academic institutions.
In 2011, the SVC developed a budget accommodation solution for both the short term (e.g. fi re or disaster recovery) and long-term requirements of expanding colleges. Many colleges have used them to facilitate their expansion without the need for substantial capital outlay. After a few years of R&D and positive feedback from students, the SVC developed the Study Sleeper, Canteen, Launderet e and the Chill Out Communal Area – components that form the student village. A brilliantly simple, modular solution
ABOVE: The deluxe, temporary accommodation is a simple, modular solution for any campus
for any campus requiring quality on-site accommodation. Each secure Study Sleeper incorporates a full-size single bed, thermostatic climate control and a ‘deluxe’ en suite shower room with toilet, basin, shower and heated towel rail. The Study Sleepers are cleverly designed and functional with lots of hanging storage space, book shelving, a personal workstation and double power points for electrical devices. The eco-friendly Study Sleepers provide a very comfortable and spacious environment to reside in.
With fl exible confi gurations from
1 to 200+ Study Sleepers, the Student Village can be fully operational within days of it arriving on campus and ready to welcome students at the beginning of term. With rapid installation of up to 20 units per day, villages can be assembled quickly and customised with decal graphics, canopy and decking. The SVC parent company origins can
be traced back to 1979, when a family of engineers developed temporary sleeping accommodation for the building and festival industries. They have provided unrivalled accommodation solutions for the likes of Glastonbury, Leeds and Reading festivals for the last 15 years. UB
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