Saugeen-Maitland Hall - Western University

Building Profile

Deep in the heart of Western history, Saugeen-Maitland Hall opened their doors in 1969. Its amenities include:

1,252 beds
36 wings
Two shared washrooms per floor, with enhanced sanitization measures, seven days a week
In-building dining hall
Three music practice rooms
This building also features two lifestyle-based floors, Substance-Free and Quieter Lifestyles, and a Single-Gender (Woman) Floor.

Approximate double room size 4.9m (16') x 3.4m (11')
Approximate single room size 3.4m (11') x 2.7m (9')
Single bed with mattress 203cm (80") long by 91cm (36") wide, 15 cm (6") deep, with mattress protector
Space under the bed is approximately 10"
Each double room contains shared walk-in closet and chest of drawers
Each single room contains walk-in closet and chest of drawers
Room also contains desk, bookshelf, mirror, curtains, desk chair, desk lamp, corkboard, wastebasket, recycling bin, light above mirror, and overhead lighting

Rooms are single or double occupancy
36 wings in the building are divided into 12 units
Size of each floor varies; typically 33-36 residents per floor
Floors are mixed-gender
Washrooms shared with residents on floor; two washrooms, shared by approximately 15 students. Single-gender washrooms are available.