President Rahmon's office promises the new building will be the "most beautiful" in central Asia and will include three large concert halls, with "necessary world-class features".
Independent halls can also be booked directly by individual students or groups of friends.
Moving out of student halls, or the family home, and into rented accommodation for the first time can be exciting.
That is why in Colab, city halls can have their own dashboards to monitor what users are saying, forward requests to the right teams, and track their status.
Wandering around the great halls and the bars and tea-rooms of Westminster last week was to witness the coronation of the SNP as the natural party of government in Scotland and the one that former Labour people now trust to represent their aspirations and best interests.
Next, from April, come half-baked new council tax rules, which will force town halls to chase poor families for tiny sums, just as under the poll tax.
Not all university heads are convinced that big new halls of residence are the great panacea.
Instead its halls are managed by housing associations.
The WI, which this year turns 100 and will see the Queen attend its centenary annual meeting on Thursday, typically conjures the image of older women knitting in village halls, rather than 20-somethings doing self-defence classes and meeting in bars to get tips from financial advisers.
My dad's mum had a career in the city's music halls in the 50s.
In February, he suggested a slate of works readers could vote for to ensure the Hugos had relevance outside "rarefied, insular halls of 21st-century Worldcon 'fandom'".
