The phrase "arts dorm" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a dormitory or residence hall specifically designed for students involved in the arts or creative disciplines.
Example: "The university offers an arts dorm where students can collaborate on projects and share their creative ideas."
Alternatives: "creative housing" or "artistic residence".
It opened a shiny new campus and started a state-of-the-art dorm.
"Twin bed, art school dorm room".
Many of those present appeared to be playing a character they'd dreamt up for themselves over the summer—art girl, dorm drug dealer, a lad's lad (UK for "bro," basically)—despite not really knowing exactly how that character should behave.
Homewood, the university's main campus, will continue to grow with $173 million of construction including a new student arts center, a dorm, a recreation center, and a renovation of its original building, Gilman Hall.
Too much art today feels too loose and void of intent -- the stuff my wife, Amy, typically refers to as dorm art, and I was afraid that was what I was going to encounter in New Formalism II at 65Grand.
Go online and purchase some fun art for your dorm walls.
The chief executive and founder, Carter Cleveland, 25, dreamed up Art.sy when he was a senior at Princeton University and couldn't find a cool piece of art to decorate his dorm room.
She is talented and would like to attend art school, but Baxter can't master her anxiety well enough to learn to drive or live in a dorm, so college art classes remain out of reach.
BOTTOM LINE Sure, you may end up thinking that the place looks a little like a new dorm at a fancy visual arts college (as a friend of mine put it), but even if art is not your thing, the Art + Hotel has a welcoming vibe.
I was two years ahead of her, studying political science and history of art; we lived in the same dorm and were friends.
