University of Melbourne

The University of Melbourne is has many settings open to the public such as its parks and gardens, libraries, lecture theatres and galleries. The venue has highly considered accessibility throughout its design. Toilets: Accessible toilets can be found throughout the University in spaces such as libraries (e.g., Baillieu library, open most days except for public holidays). Most buildings have accessible toilets but some don’t (usually the older buildings) Access: Step-free front Entry doors: some automatic some manual. Is access signposted: yes (signs clearly indicate accessible toilets) Gender: unisex Space: wheelchair access/ambulant access Well maintained? yes Other access features? Change tables are usually available Automatic door? yes Outdoor spaces: - South lawn is positioned in the centre of the University. Wheelchair access is available from the west entrance via a slightly inclined path. - Old Quadrangle is nearby and accessible from the west or east entrance. A small gallery is positioned in the centre that is easily accessible with its automatic door. Parking: - South lawn parking is available below ground, accessible parking is positioned close to the centre of the University.