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Events held at the Edinburgh College of Art's North East Studios building, also known as the ECA Architecture building. This may include events such as Degree Shows, Lectures, and Concerts.

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Disabled Access Information Provided by Edinburgh College of Art Events - North East Studios Architecture Building

Disabled Access at Edinburgh College of Art Events - North East Studios Architecture Building

As of June 2017 much of the ECA campus is currently under construction and any accessibility options are subject to change. We'll do our best to keep this page updated with the most recent descriptions of accessibility.

Accessible parking at Edinburgh College of Art Events - North East Studios Architecture Building

As of July 2017, the recommended car park for wheelchair users and persons with mobility difficulties is in an area of construction. Until further notice, we recommend the car park located off Lauriston Place, to the front of the ECA Hunter Building. This car park is also suitably surfaced for wheelchair users and contains a disabled parking bay. However, access from this car park to the ECA Architecture Building is in excess of 100 metres and is in part via a steep footpath.

Dedicated on site parking

Toilets features at Edinburgh College of Art Events - North East Studios Architecture Building

Accessible toilets are located on levels three (J) and seven (L) (see floor plans). - There is right hand lateral transfer space in the accessible toilet which is located on level three (J). - There is left hand lateral transfer space in the accessible toilet which is located on level seven (L). - There is good maneuvering space in both of the accessible toilets. - There are emergency pull chord alarms. - The doors open inwards. - The width of the accessible toilet doors is suitable for wheelchairs. - There are suitable drop-down and support rails for transfer. - The tap type is lever operation. - There is not a coat hook. - The contrast between the grab rails and walls is not good. - The contrast between the walls and floors is good. - The lighting level in the cubicles is good.

Accessible toilet

A designated accessible toilet designed for wheelchair users and others with visible and non-visible accessibility requirements is available within the main public areas.