Accessibility of the environment

RISEBA Architecture and Media Centre H2O 6

The university, RISEBA, also offers students for people with disabilities. The most comprehensive opportunities to study are in the form of distance learning studies, which allow you to adapt to the type and location of study that corresponds to you. More information here.

RISEBA’s main building is located in a historic 19 th-century building in Riga, on Meza Street 3, which was originally a rental apartment building, making it difficult to adapt for people with disabilities.

The RISEBA Architecture and Media Centre H2O 6 is ideal for students with disabilities to be comfortable attending lectures there. The minutes of the evaluation of premises can be consulted here.


Car park

  • Is the parking lot of persons with disabilities (size 3500 mm x 5000 mm)
  • The exit zone is sufficient (1000 mm wide)
  • Disembarkation is level with parking area
  • Disabled parking places account for at least 5% of the total number of parking spaces
  • Parking spaces for disabled people are as close as possible to the entrance door
  • The car park cover is smooth, flat and cleared of rocks

Entrance

  • Is the parking lot of persons with Disabilities (Siza 3500 mm x 5000 mm)
  • The exit zone is efficient (1000 mm wide)
  • Disembarkation is level with parking area
  • Disabled parking places account for at least 5% of the Total number of parking spaces
  • Parking spaces for disabled People are as close as possible to the entry door
  • The car park cover is smooth, flat and cleared of rocks

Elevator

  • Lift doors wide enough for wheelchairs
  • The lift cabin is spacious enough
  • Lift stops at steep level (not half storeys)
  • There are numbers on the elevator buttons
  • Numbers tactile or Braila

Vestibule

  • The effective width of the corridor is 1500 mm
  • Appropriate manoeuvring area at least 1800 mm wide in a transparent location
  • Indications of the location of the registration, toilet, staircase and elevator placed on the wall shall be clear, contrasting (dark on light/light on dark), shall be situated at altitudes of 1300 mm to 1800 mm and their letter height shall not be less than 40 mm
  • The indications placed at the ceiling shall be not more than 2200 mm from the ground and their letter height shall not be less than 100 mm

Staris

  • The number of steps per ladder shall not be less than three and not more than 18
  • There are no steps of different heights in one set of stairs
  • The height of the step shall be between 12 cm and 18 cm

Doors

  • The door is wide enough to drive in with a wheelchair
  • Doors open at an angle of at least 90 degrees
  • Thresholds of not more than 2 cm and rounded
  • Room numbering is contrasting and large enough
  • Glass doors bear visual markings
  • The markings shall be opaque
  • The markings shall be placed at altitudes of 1500 mm and 300 mm, in bands of at least 100 mm in width with a filling of 50%
  • Clearly identifiable without the edge of the frame glass door

Door handles

  • Easy to grab for anyone

Access to facilities

  • Amenities are tailored to toilets of both sexes
  • The dimensions of the toilet cubicle shall be at least 2200 mm long and 1600 mm wide.
  • Door flap width is 900 mm
  • Flooring is hard and Nesleyden
  • There shall be at least 800 mm of space at the front of the toilet
  • The toilet is equipped with support handles
  • Surface cover and fittings contrast effectively (dark on light/light on dark)

Access to the Hall

  • The door shall be wide enough to enter with a wheelchair;
  • Doors open at an angle of at least 90 degrees
  • Thresholds of not more than 2 cm and rounded
  • Room numbering is contrasting and large enough
  • Glass doors bear visual markings
  • The markings shall be opaque
  • The markings shall be placed at altitudes of 1500 mm and 300 mm, in bands of at least 100 mm in width with a filling of 50%
  • Clearly identifiable without the edge of the frame glass door
  • Is a ramp (in accordance with regulatory enactments)
  • At least 3% of the total number of seats shall be adapted for persons with reduced mobility, providing an area at least 1,2 m long and 0,9 m free with a horizontal floor.

Access to administration

  • The door shall be wide enough to enter with a wheelchair;
  • Doors open at an angle of at least 90 degrees
  • Thresholds of not more than 2 cm and rounded
  • Room numbering is contrasting and large enough
  • Glass doors bear visual markings
  • The markings shall be opaque
  • The markings shall be placed at altitudes of 1500 mm and 300 mm, in bands of at least 100 mm in width with a filling of 50%
  • Clearly identifiable without the edge of the frame glass door

Availability of information

  • A designated place at a table where a person can sit down or ride a wheelchair
  • High school allows movement with dog – guide
  • Studio materials – in digital environments (the materials are available in digital format – PDF, Word, ppt, etc.)

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