Access for Disabled People to Arts Premises
The Journey Sequence

Illustrating actual building design solutions that have been created to improve accessibility for disabled patrons and performers, this book outlines several examples of design innovation. It covers the whole sequence from parking, to entry, and includes details of facilities for the visually and hearing impaired users.

The author team highlights specific design details that are particularly unique, to stimulate the reader and show that creating better accessibility for the disabled both demands and creates innovative design. Be informed about the latest design solutions for disabled access. Case studies show best practice to inspire your designs. Gain an insight into unique solutions used by designers to make their venues inclusive.

Introduction by The Earl of Snowdon GVCO RDI FCSD
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Methodology
Purpose, including case studies - BFI London Imax Cinema, Royal Albert Hall, The Royal Shakespeare Company (Stratford upon Avon), Royal Worcester Porcelain Museum (Worcester), Somerset House, RADA, Edinburgh Castle, Museum of Science and Industry (Manchester), Grosvenor Museum (Chester), National Railway Museum (York), Papworth Everard Library (Cambridge), Brixworth Library (Northampton

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