Wheelchair access · Palma Hall only
Only the Pavilion 1 ramp has documentary support. Every route detail still needs a current wheelchair-user-led site audit.
Inspect the evidence ↓02 / Building journey
Select each stage. A route is usable only when every required segment has been verified.
01 · Mapped—not accessibility-verified
03 / Field verification
Audit the whole journey, not just the ramp: parking or drop-off, access aisle, curb cut, surface, slope, landing, doorway, corridors, lift, room entrance, accessible toilet, and a safe return route.
Measure slope and clear width; check landings, handrails, surface, door threshold, and an unobstructed route into Palma Hall.
Confirm whether a compliant alternate ramp now connects the Roxas Avenue approach directly to the lobby.
Check level access, door operation and clear width, security restrictions, and connection to the lobby and lift.
Test lift operation, car and door dimensions, controls, floor stops, backup procedure, and the route to conference rooms.
Ask CSSP which vehicles may enter; locate a PWD bay and access aisle; test the continuous route from the bay to the Pavilion 1 ramp.
Confirm whether parking is currently permitted and inspect the route for broken pavement, steep cross-slopes, curbs, traffic, and a usable curb cut.
Check current parking rules, unloading safety, curb cuts, crossings, path width, surface condition, and the step-free route around the building.
Identify the operator and restrictions, then audit the curb-to-ramp route, including the Academic Oval crossing and traffic exposure.