Autoworld

Entrance

• The building and entrance are easily identifiable.

• Staff can see people arriving and can offer assistance.

Reception

• The reception is located near the entrance.

• Tickets can be purchased online or via an interactive terminal.

• The card reader can be moved.

Horizontal movement

• The floor is even and free of obstacles.

Vertical movement

• A lift large enough to accommodate all passengers serves all floors accessible to the public.

Adapted toilet

• Two toilets for people with reduced mobility are available to the public. The one on the first floor is the most accessible.

• The toilets are easy to find.

Car park

• The museum is located within the Parc du Cinquantenaire. The area has recently been pedestrianised. If you wish to park right in front of the museum entrance, you must contact the museum staff, who will issue passes for people with reduced mobility.

Access road from the street

• From the road, the pedestrian route to the Parc du Cinquantenaire is quite long, paved and unmarked.

Entrance

• The entrance to the museum is via a ramp with a 9% gradient over 6.5 metres.

Reception

• The reception desk is very high, but staff can come and help you if necessary.

Vertical movement

• The lift button is a little high, but the lift can only be used on request with a member of staff.

Adapted toilet

• The grab rails in the toilet on the first floor are a little short.

Entrance

• The entrance is easy to find.

• The main entrance is accessible.

• Staff can see people arriving and can offer assistance.

Reception

• Seating is available near the reception desk.

Vertical movement

• A lift allows people with reduced mobility to access the upper floors.

Adapted toilet

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

Exhibition

• All of the exhibition content is accessible.

Car park

• The museum is located within the Cinquantenaire Park. The area has recently been pedestrianised. If you wish to park right in front of the museum entrance, you must contact the museum staff, who will issue passes for people with reduced mobility.

Access road from the street

• From the road, the pedestrian route to the Parc du Cinquantenaire is quite long, paved and unmarked.

• There are no seats along the route.

Entrance

• The entrance to the museum is via a ramp with a 9% gradient over 6.5 metres. There are no handrails.

Vertical movement

• The lift can only be used on request with a member of staff.

Exhibition

• There are not enough seats.

Note : In our analysis, we assume that blind people are accompanied during their museum visit.

Access road from the street

• There are no obstacles to circulation.

Guide dogs

• Assistance dogs are allowed.

Entrance

• The entrance is easily identifiable.

• The door opens automatically.

• Staff can see visitors arriving and can offer assistance.

Reception

• The reception is located opposite the entrance.

• The reception area is quiet and not enclosed by glass.

Vertical movement

• A lift serves all floors accessible to the public.

Exhibition

• Adapted guided tours are available upon reservation.

Access road from the street

• There are no guide lines.

Entrance

• The entrance is easily identifiable ; it is located in the logical continuation of the route.

• The door opens automatically.

Reception

• Staff can see people arriving in the building and can offer assistance.

Horizontal movement

• There are dangerous objects on the path.

Entrance

• The entrance is easy to find.

• Staff can see people arriving and help them.

Reception

• The reception desk is easy to find and close to the entrance.

• The reception area is open, well lit and lip-readable.

• The establishment can be contacted by email.

Wi-Fi

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

Vertical movement

• The building's floors are well signposted

Car park

• There is a barrier to access the car park and no staff are present.

Reception

• There is no member of staff who speaks sign language.

Exhibition

• The exhibition is not suitable for deaf people, as the content is mainly audio.

• There is no easy-to-read material.

• There is no guided tour in sign language.

Entrance

• The entrance is easy to find.

Reception

• The reception is located in a quiet environment.

• The establishment can be contacted by email.

• Prices are displayed at reception.

Vertical movement

• The floors of the building are clearly indicated.

Lighting

• The lighting is sufficient and allows lip reading.

Exhibition

• The environment is quiet.

Entrance

• The building is difficult to find.

Reception

• Audio information is not accompanied by visual aids.

Exhibition

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

• There are no easy-to-read aids.

Entrance

• The entrance is easy to find.

• Staff can see people arriving and provide assistance.

Reception

• Reception is easy to find and close to the entrance.

• The reception area is quiet.

Horizontal movement

• The place is calm and well lit.

Vertical movement

• The floors of the building are well signposted.

Toilets

• The toilets are easy to find.

Exhibition

• No need to buy tickets in advance.

• The exhibition is varied (touch, smell, see, hear).

• The works on display are explained in a simple, understandable way.

Entrance

• The building is difficult to find.

Vertical movement

• The stairs are not safe.

Exhibition

• There are no adapted guided tours.

• A large part of the exhibition is presented in the traditional way.