Isaac Newton

Residence hall

Isaac Newton

The Isaac Newton Hall of Residence is located in a residential area of Milan: the Gallaratese district. It is in the northwest of the city, and although it is further away from Politecnico, it is connected by the nearby underground red line (M1 San Leonardo). The residence guests are exclusively Politecnico di Milano students, who attend Campus Leonardo and Campus Bovisa. Housing is mostly in double rooms with private bathrooms, but there are some flats with single and double rooms. Near the Newton Hall of Residence there is a supermarket and the Bonola Shopping Centre, with all its services and shops, is a short distance away.

Services

24h Reception

Wi-Fi Internet

Printer

Laundry (upon payment)

Snack & drinks vending machines

Fortnightly Cleaning

Ironing

Common areas

Common KitchensGardenStudy RoomsTV RoomGymRecreation RoomMusic RoomBike StorageAuditorium

Charter of services

What is it

The Charter of Services is a document with which the Housing & Dining Unit of Politecnico di Milano informs users of the services made available to them within its residences.

Who is it for

It is for all guests of the residences of Politecnico di Milano.

What is it for

The Charter of Services contains, among other things, the following information:

• contact details of the Director of the structure;
• the list of common areas that can be used within the residence and the methods of access;
• the list of services available to guests and their delivery modes;
• the list of on demand services available in the structure and their methods of request;
• instructions for reporting faults and requests for intervention;
• supplementary and recreational activities organized within the structures and methods of participation/registration.

Charter of services

Curiosity

Sir Isaac Newton (1642 [Julian Calendar] – 1727) was a philosopher, mathematician and physicist. He was the son of a little landowner, he studied in Cambridge and there he worked as a professor. His debates with Leibniz and Hooke, who was the Director of the Royal Society, are well-known. He managed to find the three laws of motion and the law of universal gravitation. Thanks to his theory about the universal gravitation of the 1687 and through all the other laws of motion, he placed the foundation of the classical mechanics.

Accomodation Type

The “Newton” hall of residence offers 258 beds, divided into single and double rooms or single and double rooms in flats with bathrooms and a kitchen. The following is available:

• double rooms with private bathroom;
• rooms for people with disabilities;
• single or double rooms in flats with bathroom and kitchen;
• equipment for each individual guest: single bed, bedside table, desk, chair, wardrobe, bookcase;
• flat equipment: kitchen with electric hob, refrigerator, oven, microwave oven, dining table with chairs, TV;
• communal kitchens: electric and induction hobs, oven, microwave oven, communal cupboards and refrigerators;
• bathroom facilities: all have a washbasin, shower and bidet. Some of them are equipped for people with motor disability.

*Photos and floor plans are just for illustrative purposes. Room sizes, equipments and layouts may be different.

Where we are

How to reach us

01

Train

Station Milano Certosa

02

Undergound

Station San Leonardo – Red Line