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Robert Wallace Hall (RWA) is a residence building in the Gordon Head neighbourhood. It houses single rooms.
- Dormitory Rooms
Dormitory rooms. Dormitories are available from May 8 to...
- Dormitory Rooms
- Lansdowne
- Gordon Head
- Čeqʷəŋín ʔéʔləŋ
- Sŋéqə ʔéʔləŋ
- McGill and Park
- Ring Road
- Craigdarroch
- Towers
- Cluster Housing
The Lansdowne neighbourhood consists of six small, closely connected concrete buildings surrounding a central courtyard of planters, pavement and trees. These are the smallest residence buildings at UVic, in a neighbourhood known to be cozy and close-knit. Each building has designated social and study lounges and community bathrooms, with small sin...
The Gordon Head neighbourhood consists of four mid-sized wood-framed buildings surrounding a grass quad that is great for gathering and outdoor activities. This neighbourhood is known for having the largest residence rooms and spacious hallways. The size and design of these buildings makes them a great place to meet new people. Each floor has large...
Formerly known as Building 1 (B1) Čeqʷəŋín ʔéʔləŋ (Cheko’nien House), the first of two brand-new Passive House buildings, opened in September 2022. This building offers unique additional amenities to its residents, including a large multi-purpose lounge designed for programs, events, and socializing; a community kitchen for programs and events; and...
Formerly known as Building 2 (B2) Sŋéqə ʔéʔləŋ (Sngequ House) is the second of two brand-new Passive House buildings, opening for the first time in fall 2023! This large building is a mix of traditional dormitory floors, which have single rooms and single user washrooms, along with multiple lounges and study rooms. The upper floors are home to our ...
The McGill and Park neighbourhood (McPark) is located on the North side of the residence complex. This is typically a quiet area, tucked behind the Student Union Building (the SUB) and bordered by green space and the Alumni Chip trail that circles the campus. This neighbourhood consists of four small wood-frame buildings. The small buildings mean y...
This building is its own neighbourhood! As one of the largest residence buildings on campus, there is lots of opportunity to meet new people. Ring Road is home to several living learning communities (LLCs) and a quiet community. It has spacious hallways and lots of large gathering spaces (10 lounges), so there are plenty of places for studying and ...
Craigdarroch consists of two residence buildings connected by concrete walkways and surrounded by trees. These small buildings are a mix of single and double rooms, and offer the chance to get to know your roommate and neighbours well. The rooms have built in cabinets and desks, and the building has shared single-user bathrooms. This neighbourhood ...
The Towers neighbourhood consists of two concrete buildings that are home to living-learning, substance-free and graduate student communities. In the living learning community (LLCs) you will meet students who share your personal interest. Both Tower buildings are close to Parking Lot 5 and the Residence Main Office. South Tower is a LEEDgold build...
The Cluster neighbourhood consists of multiple small blocks of four-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment and townhouse-style units, set amidst spacious lawns, paved paths, and mature trees. On the outskirts of campus, it borders onto the forests of Mystic Vale and the Alumni Chip Trail, great for walking and running. In cluster apartments and townhouses...
Aside from those two, I would maybe consider Robert Wallace bc it's also central and often has events and "study cafe" hours with free snacks in its lobby. Based on location, Sir Arthur Curie and Shirley Baker seem decent to me, although I have never been inside either.
Poole and Robert Wallace are some of the biggest apartments on campus, full kitchen/dining space, full-sized and roomy washroom, and full-sized bedroom. That being said first-year students also gather directly outside of those grad apartments to party.
It's not completely isolated because it's close to buildings like Poole and Wallace which are close to the clusters. It's not the newest building but not the older either. It's close to the caf too. You can see the an map of all the buildings on the uvic website or on Snapchat maps.
22 de jun. de 2022 · Have you lived in a UVic residence? If so what were your memories of your space and time spent there?
