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Purpose-built student accommodation carries a quiet burden — to feel like somewhere worth coming home to, not merely somewhere to stay. For Parklands in Dundee, the identity and wayfinding strategy draws from the city itself: the geometric confidence of its Art Deco architecture, the seasonal optimism of cherry blossom in spring. Bold, integrated signage guides residents without announcing itself, while floor-to-ceiling wallpaper celebrating Dundee and Scotland turns corridors into a quiet act of place-making. The result is an environment that is playful without being frivolous, considered without being cold — one that understands what students actually need is not another amenity, but a genuine sense of belonging.