The NID’s Scenographic Space

Parking

• There is at least 1 reserved parking space within 100 meters of the entrance.

• Reserved parking spaces are well signposted, sufficiently large and horizontal.

Access road from the car park

• All the passage areas are quite wide.

• The ground is hard, regular and without obstacles.

Entrance

• The entrance is easily identifiable.

• The main entrance is accessible; there is no step.

• The width of the door passage is at least 85 cm.

• The staff see the people who are coming and can help.

Welcome

• The free space in front of the counter is large enough.

• A reference person is present to welcome and accompany people with special needs.

Horizontal traffic

• The ground is even and without obstacles.

• All the passage areas are quite wide.

• The structure of the place is simple and allows you to easily locate and orient yourself.

• The cinema/exhibition introduction area has a 23% unsecured ramp 60 cm long and 100 cm wide. But the staff are always there to help get through the obstacles and to guide throughout the exhibition. 

Adapted toilets

• A suitable toilet is available, well signposted and easy to use.

Entrance

• The building is difficult to identify.

• The door is heavy.

Welcome

• The counter is too high.

Adapted toilets

• The adapted toilet key must be requested from the staff.

Exhibition

• A large part of the equipment such as tablets or interactive terminals cannot be used.

• The tables have a central leg which can be troublesome to position correctly.

Parking

• There is at least 1 reserved parking space within 100 meters of the entrance.

• Reserved parking spaces are well signposted, sufficiently large and horizontal.

Access road from the car park

• All the passage areas are quite wide.

• The ground is even and without obstacles.

Entrance

• The entrance is easily identifiable.

• The main entrance is accessible; there is no step.

• The width of the doors shall be at least 85 cm.

• The staff see the people who are coming and can help.

Welcome

• The welcome is easy to find and close to the entrance.

• A reference person is present to welcome and accompany people with special needs.

Horizontal traffic

• The ground is even and without obstacles.

• All the passage areas are quite wide.

• There are seats along the way.

• The structure of the place is simple and allows you to easily locate and orient yourself.

• The cinema/exhibition introduction area has a 23% unsecured ramp 60 cm long and 100 cm wide. But the staff are always there to help get through the obstacles and to guide throughout the exhibition.

Adapted toilets

• There is a toilet with grab bars, easy to find and use.

• There is a sink in the adapted toilet.

Exhibition

• The entire exhibition content is accessible.

Entrance

• The building is difficult to identify.

• The door is heavy.

Adapted toilets

• The adapted toilet key must be requested from the staff.

Access road from the car park

• Guide lines facilitate traffic.

• Traffic is unimpeded.

Road access

• Pedestrian crossings are secured by touch-sensitive tiles.

Guide dog

• Service dogs are accepted at no extra charge.

Entrance

• The staff see the people who are coming and can help.

Welcome

• The reception, not glazed, is a logical continuation of the journey.

• A reference person is present to welcome and accompany people with special needs.

Horizontal traffic

• Traffic is unimpeded.

• The venue is structured in a simple and intuitive way.

Exhibition

• An audio description is available.

Entrance

• Entry is difficult to find.

Exhibition

• The content of the exhibition is not accessible, but the staff are always present to accompany and explain during the visit. 

Access road from the car park

• Natural or artificial guide lines facilitate traffic.

• There are no obstacles.

Road access

• Pedestrian crossings are secured by touch-sensitive tiles.

Entrance

• The staff see the people who are coming and can help.

Welcome

• The welcome is a logical continuation of the journey.

• A reference person is present to welcome and accompany people with special needs.

Horizontal traffic

• Traffic is unimpeded.

• The furniture contrasts with its surroundings.

• The structure of the place is simple and allows you to easily locate and orient yourself.

Exhibition

• The majority of the works are visible close up.

Entrance

• Entry is difficult to find.

Horizontal traffic

• The building is entirely glazed and the glass walls are not secured. On sunny days, the sun may dazzle.

• There is at least one unsecured ramp in the logical path.

Exhibition

• The content of the exhibition is not accessible, but the staff are always present to accompany and explain during the visit. 

• There is no visitor's guide in large print.

• An audio guide is available, but it does not automatically adapt to the visitor’s progress.

Entrance

• The entrance is easy to find.

• Hours of operation are displayed near the door.

• The staff see the people who are coming and can help.

Welcome

• The welcome is easy to find and close to the entrance. It is open, well lit and allows lip reading.

• The institution can be contacted by email.

• There are staff to guide and guide.

Wi-Fi

• It is possible to connect to mobile networks, 4G or 5G.

• Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the building.

Lighting

• Lighting is adequate for lip reading.

Horizontal traffic

• The structure of the place is simple and allows you to easily locate and orient yourself.

Adapted toilets

• The toilets are easy to find.

• It is possible to see if a toilet is busy or free.

Exhibition

• The exposed content is mainly visual.

• Movies and videos are subtitled.

Entrance

The building is hard to find.

Welcome

• There are no staff members who practice sign language.

Exhibition

• Some of the content is inaccessible because it is audio.

• There is no suitable fire alarm system (bright or vibrating).

Entrance

• The entrance is easy to find.

• Hours of operation are displayed near the door.

• The staff see the people who are coming and can help.

Welcome

• The welcome is easy to find and close to the entrance. It is open, well lit and allows lip reading.

• The institution can be contacted by email.

Lighting

• Lighting is adequate for lip reading.

Horizontal traffic

• The place is easy to understand.

Adapted toilets

• It is possible to see if a toilet is busy or free.

Exhibition

• The surroundings are peaceful.

• The exposed content is mainly visual.

• Movies and videos are subtitled.

• An audio guide with headphones and sound adjustment is available.

Entrance

• The building is hard to find.

Welcome

• Depending on the crowds, the reception can be very noisy.

Magnetic induction loop

• There is no mobile magnetic induction loop.

Entrance

• Hours of operation are displayed near the door.

• The staff see the people who are coming and can help.

Welcome

• The welcome is easy to find and close to the entrance. It is located in a quiet environment.

• There are staff to guide and guide.

Horizontal traffic

• The place is quiet and well lit.

• The structure of the place is simple and allows you to easily locate and orient yourself.

• The function of the room is displayed on each door.

Adapted toilets

• The toilets are easy to find.

Exhibition

• An adapted tour is available without reservation.

• There is no need to buy a ticket in advance.

• There are interactive kiosks.

• The lighting is sufficient and continuous throughout the visit.

Entrance

• The building is hard to find.

Exhibition

• There are no easy-to-read media.ation