OverviewPricesFact SheetFAQGalleryDetailsFormsCommunity Spirit ProgramVideos UniLodge @ UC – Weeden Lodge has constructed its new North Wing, which adjoins to the already established South Wing of the building. The heritage building opened at the beginning of 2012 and the additional development, completed in February 2014, provides some great new facilities. We are very excited about the property, as it is a fantastic living environment for students looking for convenient, safe and fun accommodation, so close to the university campus! Accommodation Options – The accommodation options are quite extensive, offering single, double or twin studios, and 2 bedroom studios, along with multi-share apartments with 3, 4 or 7 bedrooms. The rooms come completely furnished with beds, dining table with chairs, television, study desk, bookshelf and chair. The kitchenettes allow for small cooking adventures, and there is a full size kitchen… 7-day customer service team Residential Life Program including trips, events, fitness & health activities, career & life skill workshops
Ask your Residential Advisors or the Residential Life Manager, about whatever's on your mind Located in the heart of Belconnen – close to Westfield & bus interchange Modern selection of rooms, including share apartments with full kitchen facilities or private studio with kitchenette & ensuite Central air-conditioning & heating in apartments 4 common areas with HDMI TVs, Foxtel, game consoles & table sports Prices are per person / per week for 2017 Full YearSemester 1Semester 2$398.00$421.50$421.50Check In: Jan 01, 2017Check Out: Dec 31, 2017Check In: Jan 01, 2017Check Out: Jul 01, 2017Check In: Jul 02, 2017Check Out: Dec 31, 2017 Accessible apartment available on request Shower, toilet and basin High speed internet access (additional fees apply) In addition to the weekly residential fee, the following fees are payable when applying for and confirming your accommodation for this room type: $1,546 security deposit for 52 week agreements or $1,638 security deposit for 6 month agreements
Credit Card surcharge of 1.9% applies Find out more about rooms and pricing. Full YearSemester 1Semester 2$425.00$446.50$446.50Check In: Jan 01, 2017Check Out: Dec 31, 2017Check In: Jan 01, 2017Check Out: Jul 01, 2017Check In: Jul 02, 2017Check Out: Dec 31, 2017 $1,650 security deposit for 52 week agreements or $1,734 security deposit for 6 month agreements Full Year$303.00Check In: Jan 01, 2017Check Out: Dec 31, 2017 Dining table and chairs Shower, toilet and wash basin Full Year$372.00Check In: Jan 01, 2017Check Out: Dec 31, 2017 Full Year$488.00Check In: Jan 01, 2017Check Out: Dec 31, 2017 Full Year$520.00Check In: Jan 01, 2017Check Out: Dec 31, 2017 Find out more about rooms and pricing.High-end developments in the US already offer incredible amenities buyers here only dream of such as valet parking for one’s pram. Now two new developments are taking luxury living up a notch with one offering an Uber waiting room and another providing a delivery robot plus a wellness room for on-call non-surgical procedures such as botox.
The Ten Thousand apartment complex in Los Angeles will offer a service delivery robot – called CHARLEY- as well as a room for on-call minor medical procedures such as botox. The Santa Monica Boulevard complex will feature 283 two and three-bedroom units spread over 40 floors. Each will have a private balcony, hardwood flooring, three-metre high ceilings, glass sliding doors, quartz benches and Bosch appliances. The building’s amenities include three exercise studios, a massage and spa treatment room, pools, pilates room and an exam room for on-call appointments with external medical professionals. A spokesperson for the development told realestate,com.au that residents will be able to see their own doctors in the wellness room where non-surgical procedures such as botox injections can be performed. There will also be a technology concierge, an app for residents, private wi-fi networks and a robot. Built by Savioke, CHARLEY the robot can deliver meals and packages to residents.
The model has previously been used in hotels but this one has been programmed to handle the building’s unique layout and its makers claim it can operate lifts without human help. Residents can access the services that CHARLEY offers through the building’s app or using the iPad minis that each unit will have installed. A team of butlers will then load CHARLEY up with the goods required for each order. The building will also have a restaurant, private dining space, private screening room, two boardrooms with video conferencing, a kid’s studio, games room, private poolside cabanas, heated outdoor eating areas, fire pits with an outdoor cinema-sized screen, terrace garden areas, a tennis court and private instructor, plus an 185 sqm dog run. There is also a bicycle room, bicycle valet, garage, pet spa with a dog washing machine, grooming tools and a staff of 60 to tend to the needs of residents. The luxury hotel-esque services on offer which may attract additional fees include private drivers, car refuelling, electric vehicle recharging, personal trainers, dog walkers, pet grooming, salon services, interior design consultations, personal stylists, child care, personal shopping and access to massage therapists, nutritionists and acupuncturists.
Rental rates for the development will reportedly start from $US8,500 a month all the way up to $US40,000 a month. The development is currently in the final phase of construction. Why wait for your ride on the street when you can wait in a dedicated room for your Uber driver? Welcome to The Vintage development in Washington DC, where amenities for residents include a bike room with spare electric cycles and a repair station, a games room, a concierge, a 24/7 fitness centre and a rooftop deck with a BBQ area. The development also welcomes cats, dogs and other pets and it has a dog run to exercise apartment-bound furry friends. As there is no parking on site, the building has a dedicated 24 sqm Uber waiting room with a TV and a viewing area for those using ride-sharing apps. Valor Developments, who are building The Vintage, say the Uber waiting room will also have a TransitScreen offering up to date information on other transport options, as well as magazines and the like to keep residents occupied while they wait for their ride.