Yirranma Place is a restored heritage building on Liverpool Street that operates as a social-purpose precinct, community venue and public gathering space. The ground floor includes the Two Good Café and Blue Gum Hall, a spacious multipurpose area used for exhibitions, digital installations and community events. The café provides standard-height tables and a combination of individual and bench seating, while the open layout of the surrounding public areas allows visitors using wheelchairs or mobility devices to move comfortably through the space.
Step-free entry is provided by an accessible ramp from Liverpool Street, and a lift connects all floors of the building. Braille is incorporated into the venue’s signage, while infrared hearing augmentation is available during events in Blue Gum Hall and meetings on Level 2. A wheelchair-accessible toilet is located within Blue Gum Hall for café customers and other public visitors. Overall, Yirranma Place provides a high level of accessibility for people with mobility, vision and hearing needs.
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