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Seattle Public Library Group 7 Holly Siegrist, Angela Staiger, Cody Gray, Jade Mahar

Building Info 362,987-square-foot opened May 23, 2004. steel-and-glass structure. parking for about 143 vehicles. Its $169.2 million

Raised Lettering and Braille

Ramp 46” wide, only 36” required

Telecommunication Display Device (TDD) Available For People with Hearing and Speech Disabilities

Computers “Reserved for Wheelchair Users Only” Low Desk, No Chair

Work Station within LEAP Disability Services Center

4th Avenue Entrance with Clearly-marked Access

Unlevel Surface (Cracks and Holes) at Threshold

Raised Lettering as Part of Floor Design

Desks Inaccessible to People with Wheelchairs or People of Short Stature

Chairs 3ft Desks over 3.5ft

Wheelchair-Accessible Stall has Handle Not Operable with Closed Fist

Sink 2” Too Low Mirror 3” Too High

Suggestions for Improvement For front entrance, resurface cement threshold For bathroom stall, replace handle Bathroom sink and mirror need rearranging Take universal design into consideration for bumpy floor and bathroom arrangement There should be disabled-accessible computers on every floor, not just on the 3rd floor