Membrane: Myths & Fictions of Soil- detailed accessibility

The exhibition takes place in the basement gallery of the Nordic House.
Access is generally good.

There are two routes to the exhibition:

Through the main entrance, where a ramp leads from the car park. The exterior door opens outward using a push‑button on the wall. An elevator is immediately to the right and goes directly to the basement gallery.

Directly from the car park, descending 9 steps with a handrail to the basement entrance (this door is not automatic).

There are no steps or thresholds in the gallery itself.
On the upper floor, some rooms have small thresholds (~2 cm).

The gallery contains benches and chairs.

Two loaner wheelchairs are available—one on the 1st floor, one in the basement cloakroom.

The accessible toilet is on the 1st floor, down the hallway past Elissa Hall, at the far left.

One designated accessible parking space is located outside. Parking directly beside the footpath is also permitted.

A quiet room is located on the 1st floor, down the hallway past Elissa Hall. Library staff can assist visitors in finding it.

Free admission

All toilets are gender‑neutral

The café Plantan Bistró is open Tue–Sun, 10:00–17:00

The children’s library is in the basement, with a play area

Entry via stairs or via the gallery for wheelchair users (staff will place a portable ramp)

A changing table is available in the accessible toilet on the 1st floor