Bedroom size?

[voxdei20]

Should i be building individual bedrooms? noise reduction? Or a big barracks with entertainment in it? The only things i can find are from years ago.

[karnisov]

I build 80% single occupancy bed rooms with a nightstand, and a couple double bed rooms for crew with "lovers" relationship to bunk together.

the open bay barracks layout is not great for morale

[Stardustfire]

for maximum sleep comfort single bed rooms, each with a night table on top. entertainment is bad for sleep. you have a switch bottom right where you can see what influence what status (work/freetime/sleep) and freetime dont mingles well with sleeptime...
even a double bed can lessen sleep confort compared to single beds when both levels are used at the same time.

[listless]

You do have to build away from manufacturing and other loud devices. The walls aren't sound proofed.

[listless]

The hallway layout works well when space is an issue.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3137681541

[Moustache]

I usualy place 3 beds per room, each one is attribued to someone on different workshift

[listless]

Originally posted by stinkin badges:

This bedroom layout supports a crew of 36 in three shifts. The accompanying leisure space is too small for that many crew, but there's room for expansion.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3139518768

I don't think you can beat the amount of space a bunkroom like this saves.

Technically you could potentially incorporate sleeping quarters wherever there's a hallway. I think something like this still counts as private.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3139657449

[listless]

Looks neat! I like the way you section off your ship. I always try to squeeze too much into the same space, and it just causes problems.

[Nebelbiber]

Originally posted by listless:

The hallway layout works well when space is an issue.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3137681541

Since you have no corridor and crew members need to pass through the bedrooms of other's won't there be much "interuppted privacy" during sleep?

I always build a corridor and small bedrooms, often on each side of the corridor, so people can access their own rooms without disturbing anyone. I still use bunkbeds though, to safe some space.

[listless]

It really should interrupt their privacy, but it doesn't. Maybe partly because there really isn't any traffic going through there. I'd like to see what happens when I do something like that in an active hallway.