The two dining halls will also have to work more closely together as they will be sharing a dishroom and some staff. Reina says he has already started working with those units.
At last week's joint staff meeting, workers from both Houses played a game called Windows, in which they met other staffers who shared common personal interests that they displayed on their chests.
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"They started to interact more. It was a lot of fun," Dalla Santa says.
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