Projekt Praga has designed Student House No. 7, a new student dormitory at the University of Warsaw in Warsaw, Poland.
The University of Warsaw's Student House No. 7 sets a new standard for public student housing in Poland.
Designed by Projekt Praga, the building offers 382 students a modern, inclusive and community-oriented space.
With its windmill-inspired layout, inside atrium, and well-designed common areas, the dorm encourages both connection and privacy. Interiors balance simplicity with warmth, featuring cosy lounges, industrial-style kitchens and a distinctive rust-red accent.
Fully accessible and eco-conscious, the project includes solar panels, heat recovery systems, and preserved greenery. The dormitory emphasises how public architecture can be thoughtful, affordable and beautifully designed.
This project has been longlisted in the housing category of Dezeen Awards 2025.
Studio: Projekt Praga
Project: Student House No. 07 of the University of Warsaw
Credits: Karolina Tunajek, Marcin Garbacki, Jacek Wochowski, Patrycja Arasim, Agata Bonisławska, Bartek Dudziński, Damian Kasperowicz, Katarzyna Krokos, Malwina Mąka, Joanna Ryżko, Kinga Rzeplińska, Zuzanna Sprogis, Zofia Stachura, Michał Sztolcman, PF Projekt, Studio Klima, Pasa Design, Alina Rybacka and Wojtek Staniewski
