DASA "World of Work" Exhibition

All areas relevant for testing fulfil the quality criteria of the label "Accessibility tested - partially barrier-free for people with walking disabilities".

Some information on accessibility are listed below. Detailed information can be found in the test report at the end of the text.

• There are six marked parking spaces for people with disabilities (space size: 350 cm x 500 cm). There are two marked parking spaces directly in front of the entrance area (space size: 201 cm x 635 cm), and there are four marked parking spaces in the general parking lot (space size: 340 cm x 410 cm).  The path from the car park to the entrance is 95 m long. It is easy to walk and drive on and has a maximum longitudinal gradient of 6 %. 
• Access to the museum is without steps or thresholds. The entrance door opens automatically.
• The counter is 105 cm high. 
• All public doors and passageways are at least 88 cm wide. 
• All evaluated rooms that can be used by the guest are at ground level, accessible by ramp or elevator.
• The size of the cab in the elevator (between room 3, ground floor to upper floor and toilet) is 123 cm x 130 cm. The control elements are not arranged on a horizontal control panel (height of the control units: 105 cm to 125 cm). 
• The size of the cab in the elevator (lobby to upper floor) is 124 cm x 132 cm. The control elements are not arranged on a horizontal control panel (height of the control units: 107 cm to 132 cm). Alternatively, staircases with handrails are available.
• In all exhibition rooms and outdoor areas, the exhibits and the corresponding information can be seen and read primarily from a sitting position.
• Aids offered: wheelchairs, mobile crutch chairs
• Possibilities of information transfer: audio guides, multi media guide, films
• Guided tours for people with walking disabilities and wheelchair users are offered. A reservation is desired. 
• The entire route is steplessly accessible. Seating is available.

 Public toilet for people with disabilities on the ground floor

• The maneuvering spaces are as follows:
  in front of/behind the door, in front of the toilet and the washbasin 145 cm x 161 cm,
  to the left of the toilet 82 cm x 56 cm, to the right 74 cm x 56 cm.
• There are handles which can be folded up on both sides of the toilet.
• The washbasin has limited wheelchair access, the mirror can be seen while sitting. 
• An alarm trigger is vailable. 

 Public toilet for people with disabilities on the upper floor

• The maneuvering spaces are as follows:
  in front of/behind the door 110 cm x 110 cm,
  in front of the toilet 135 cm x 62 cm and in front of the washbasin at least 120 cm x 120,
  to the left of the toilet 73 cm x 57 cm, to the right 29 cm x 57 cm.
• There are handles on both sides of the toilet, the right handle cannot be folded up.
• The washbasin is wheelchair accessible and the mirror can be seen while sitting.
• An alarm trigger is vailable. 

Some information on accessibility are listed below. Detailed information can be found in the test report at the end of the text.

• There is no visually perceptible alarm in the building.
• There is no audio induction loop.
• In the exhibition, information on the exhibits is provided in written form.
• In the elevator (between the lobby and the upper floor), the outgoing emergency call is confirmed acoustically, but not optically. In the elevator between (room 3 to the upper floor to the toilet) an emergency call is not confirmed.
• Possibilities of information transfer: Multi Media Guide, films
• Guided tours for people with hearing impairment with FM systems and for deaf people in German sign language are offered. A reservation is desired.

Some information on accessibility are listed below. Detailed information can be found in the test report at the end of the text.

• Assistance dogs are allowed.
• The entrance area is visually contrasted to the surroundings and can be recognized by a tactile change of floor covering.
• Access to the museum is without steps or thresholds. The entrance door is a glass door without safety markings and opens automatically.
• In the exhibition rooms, the well-lit exhibits contrast visually with their surroundings, and information is conveyed acoustically.
• In the elevators, control elements are visually rich in contrast and can be detected tactilely. Signs are not in Braille. The stopping position is not announced by speech. An emergency call is confirmed acoustically in the elevator (between the lobby and the upper floor), but not in the elevator (between room 3 to the upper floor to the toilet). 
• Alternatively, there are stairs. The first and last steps have a high-contrast edge.
• Glass doors are partly marked with safety markings.
• There are no carousel or rotary doors.
• Paths are visually contrasted almost everywhere and marked with tactile markings or the walls can be used for orientation.
• Rooms and corridors are illuminated brightly and glare-free everywhere.
• Information is conveyed acoustically and provided in clearly legible font as well as tactilely detectable.
• There is no uninterrupted guidance system with floor indicators.
• There are no obstacles, e.g. objects protruding into the path/room.
• Possibilities of information transfer: Audio guides
• Guided tours for people with visual impairments and blind people are offered on request. A reservation in advance is not necessary. Tactilely detectable exhibits are integrated in the guided tour. 

Some information on accessibility are listed below. Detailed information can be found in the test report at the end of the text.

• Name and logo of the company are clearly visible from the outside.
• The destinations of the paths are within sight. There is no uninterrupted guidance system or signs at a visible distance.
• Information is displayed in photorealistic form.
• Guided tours for people with cognitive impairments are offered on request. A reservation in advance is necessary.