Facilities & Areas:

Dressing Room & Locker Room Structure: A large space in front of the bathroom. Open shelves and large lockers line the walls, with benches in the center. Usage: Many users change clothes, dry off, and blow-dry their hair in the same shared space.

Powder Room & Laundry Structure: Equipped with large vanities, hair dryers, fans, scales, skincare products, and large washing machines. Usage: Crowded with students grooming themselves or waiting for club uniforms to finish washing.

Large Bath Structure: A vast, large-scale bathtub that can accommodate many people at once. Usage: Students finishing club activities chat and reflect on their day.

Open Area (Wall Showers) Structure: A main space with overhead showers lined up along the wall and no partitions. Usage: Casual conversation with neighbors and the borrowing/lending of shampoo are common.

Partition Area (Semi-Private Showers) Structure: Semi-private showers separated by single-swing doors and simple partitions. Designed with openings at the top and bottom (allowing the presence and steam of neighbors to leak through). Usage: Used by those who prefer their own space or moderate privacy.

Sauna & Cold Plunge Area Structure: A wooden high-temperature sauna and a deep cold water bath. Usage: Self-care for athletes through conditioning and alternating hot and cold baths.

Outdoor Air Terrace Structure: An open courtyard terrace with benches. Usage: A place for overheated users to cool down in the breeze.

Restrooms Structure: Accessible from both the locker room and the bathroom. Usage: Can be used whether dressed or wet.

Reality: As a mammoth school, the refreshment facilities are extremely large, visited by a diverse range of students daily. It is a campus-wide understanding that this is a flat space for interaction. High usage by students after PE or club activities. Casual conversations and the sharing of shampoo or body wash occur naturally among students. Lively interactions between students are routinely tolerated as long as they are not dangerous. If faculty or staff are present, they will provide guidance if manners are breached, such as excessive noise.