Scape Darling Square
Signature Plus Studio Apartment
1 Person - 1 Bathroom
The findings are clear: young people living in Scape’s purpose-built student accommodation report stronger mental health, better sleep, healthier habits, and deeper social connections than their peers nationally.
Key Insights:
Mental Health: Scape residents are twice as likely to report excellent mental health (11% vs. 5%) and significantly less likely to experience poor mental health (6% vs. 17%).
Emotional Wellbeing: Lower rates of anxiety (37% vs. 55%), depression (18% vs. 34%), and social anxiety (25% vs. 42%) among Scape residents.
Sleep Quality: Scape residents are significantly more likely to wake up feeling
fresh and energised 16% vs. 4%, compared to the national average and less likely to feel tired & lethargic (21% vs 44%) compared to the national average.
Healthy Habits: Daily cooking is more common among Scape residents (22% vs. 7%), indicating better dietary practices.
Lifestyle Choices: Lower rates of alcohol and vaping use among Scape residents.
These outcomes highlight the positive impact of living in a supportive, community-focused environment.
At Scape, we believe that the right environment can change the trajectory of a young person’s life. From wellbeing programs and nutrition support to social connectivity, every aspect of our accommodation is designed to help students thrive
Scape residents are more likely to get enough sleep and to connect enough with family and friends compared to the national average.
Scape residents are more likely to be in excellent physical health and less likely to be in fair or poor physical health, compared to the national average.
Scape residents are more likely to sleep better and feel more energised when waking up, compared to the national average.
Scape residents are more likely to have a healthy diet and cook at home compared to the national average.