The way munger is going about it is a ridiculous amount of money, and I heavily doubt it will be built right. But the concept itself, to me, is a worthy tradeoff if it means reduced costs and better benefits. A window is not a benefit I care about.
The way munger is going about it is a ridiculous amount of money, and I heavily doubt it will be built right. But the concept itself, to me, is a worthy tradeoff if it means reduced costs and better benefits. A window is not a benefit I care about.
Have you experienced being in a windowless room for a long period of time?
It’s not a luxury.
They will be living in a vibrant college community, with common areas, beaches, parks, libraries etc...
I've lived in a room with a Window against a brick wall in NYC.
I’ve been in a windowless prison cell, it sucks.
That doesn't sound pleasant but college students aren't prisoners locked in their dorm rooms.
I recall being stuck in a room for days working in winter
And FWIW I went to school in a similar climate to yours and was never "stuck in a room for days". How did you get to class? How did you get food?