615 Castle Street "Naming a flat is a lot of fun, people know here you live! Currently I live at the Beehive a notorious flat in the heart of Castle Street.
You are exploring ‘scarfies’
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15 Ethel Benjamin Place “It was originally a butchers shop. My room was the one here with the biggest window - I'm sure where the butcher used to display all the meat! Yummy! ...
114 Union Street The name plate was made using the head board from a single bed. The flatmates all signed the back.
The purpose of this collection is to record, preserve and commemorate the sometimes ephemeral, sometimes enduring, phenomenon of the named Dunedin student flat. For more than a couple of decades no
Contains 14 items in The Community Archive
A short description of the purpose of the exhibition My Flat Your Flat Our Place which was held as part of OUSA Art Week (10-14 August 2009).
Interview with Kathryn Ryan on the Nine to Noon show on National Radio, 24.09.09.
89 Clyde Street “One of the better-known flat identities ... named after the bar on the television cartoon series The Simpsons.
3 Clyde Street Pink Flat the Door was created in 1988 by a group of University of Otago students.
A documentary researched and presented by Emma Lancaster. "Emma Lancaster reports from the heart of student-land in Dunedin where living in sub-standard housing seems to be a rite of passage.
Emily Menkes first feature article for the Otago Daily Times. Emily interviewed me (Sarah Gallagher) via email about the Dunedin student flat names project.
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