The 5-story building houses the Institute of Polymer Technology Mitte (ICT) and parts of the Statistical Office. Lecture halls M 70.11, M 70.12, M 70.31
Detail information on building areas
The nearest public transport stop is Erwin-Schöttle-Platz (lines U1, U9 U34, 42, N10). The main entrance is not suitable for wheelchairs as it can only be accessed via two steps. The barrier-free access is located at the northern part of the building. The doors are not automated. The building is not fully wheelchair-accessible, as there are repeated barriers between the corridors / rooms. The basement floor is accessible only to a limited extent and is currently used as a warehouse for chemicals.
The main entrance is accessible from the courtyard and is located on the west side of the building.
Poor lighting in the interiors; as a result, thresholds and other barriers are poorly visible. Stair markings are usually missing. Objects and built-in parts protrude into the corridor. There is no tactile paving in the courtyard of the Böblingerstrasse complex.
There is a public parking space in front of no. 6 Schreiberstrasse.
The freight elevator has limited accessibility. There is no mirror inside, and the doors can only be opened / closed manually and with difficulty.
The doors in this building are not automated, most of them are heavy and have a noticeable threshold.
The nearest accessible restroom is located in no. 74 Böblinger Str. (gatehouse) on the ground floor.
Emergency number: +49 172 724 2082 or +49 711 685-83200
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Lecture halls/building areas
M 70.11 (Hörsaal)
- Description
The lecture hall can be accessed from the inside of the building by means of a wheelchair-accessible ramp. However, the door is not automated and can only be opened with effort.
- Spaces for wheelchair
- Loose seating.
- Technology for people with hearing impairment
- No microphone system in the lecture hall.
M 70.12 (Hörsaal)
- Spaces for wheelchair
- Loose seating
M 70.31 (Gebäudebereich)
- Spaces for wheelchair
- Loose seating.
- Technology for people with hearing impairment
- No microphone system in the lecture hall.