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Accessibility and the Experience of the Olympic and Paralympic Games,
ATHENS 2004
Καterina Papamichail
Marina D’Or, Region of Valencia
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Greek Accessibility Guidelines, 1998
Ministry of Environment, Planning & Public Works
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Post Offices
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Lalaounis Jewelry Museum (1996)
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Entrance of businessEntrance of 0.90 m width, without
steps or with a rampEntrance glass door discernible
through wooden or metallic frame or other kind of marking
Within business/shopCorridor between shelves of a min.
width of 0.90 m, space for the wheelchair to turn and free space in front of cashier’s desk.
Lift entrance of a min. width of 0.80 m and cabin space suitable for wheelchairs
Public phone at 0.90 m and 1.20 m from the ground (if available)
Water dispenser at 0.80 m from the ground (if available)
For cafeterias, bars and restaurants: public accessible WC
ERMIS – Access to Shops
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Port of Piraeus – new footbridge and lift
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Athens METRO
Organising Committee of the Olympic Games, ATHENS 2004
GETTY IMAGES
Reuters
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