In the courtyard of Fifth and Clyde, Inverted Dancer is an 8 ½ feet tall bronze sculpture made from reworked wood, by Thaddeus Mosley.

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Fifth & Clyde Residence Hall

Fifth and Clyde is a 98,000-square-foot, six-story residence hall that offers 264 beds for upper-class students in semi-suite and suite room configurations with single and double bedrooms. In addition to residential living, the building is equipped with a 5,000-square-foot community space for the Fifth Avenue neighborhood — referred to as the Fifth Avenue Neighborhood Commons — which includes a dedicated music space and jam room, wellness/dance room with spring loaded flooring, study nooks and a multipurpose room. At the heart of the Commons is the hearth.

Check out a Fifth and Clyde double.

Fifth & Clyde House Room Tours

Video tours of rooms represent the furniture and room layout at the time of filming. Actual furniture, layout, and configurations may have changed since the video was created. Mudge House room tours represent the layout of the same room number on floors 1 through 6, except those specifically identified by room number below.

Fifth & Clyde House Floor Plans

Fifth and Clyde Floor 1

Fifth and Clyde Floor 2

Fifth and Clyde Floor 3

Fifth and Clyde Floor 4

Fifth and Clyde Floor 5

Fifth and Clyde Floor 6

Fifth & Clyde at a Glance

ROOM TYPES: Semi-suite singles and doubles; suite singles and doubles
UNIT CAPACITY: 1 or 2 occupants per room; suites and semi-suites of 2, 3, or 4 occupants per unit
TOTAL CAPACITY: 264 residents
LOCATION: Oakland - Fifth Avenue
DEMOGRAPHICS: Upper-class
AMENITIES: Laundry facilities, common space, floor and kitchen lounges, community kitchen, hearth, study nooks and rooms, jam room, music practice room, wellness/dance room, multipurpose room, and outdoor courtyard
AIR-CONDITIONING: Central, in-unit

wood panels saying won't you be my neighbor in 17 different languages

Welcome to the NeighBurghood! Learn to say "Won't You Be My Neighbor?" in 17 different languages.

A piece of public art in the courtyard of Fifth and Clyde, Inverted Dancer is a gravity-defying, 8 ½ feet tall bronze sculpture made from reworked wood, by artist Thaddeus Mosley.