Venue Description

The Brunei Gallery is an exciting venue in central London that hosts a programme of changing contemporary and historical exhibitions from Asia, Africa and the Middle East. The Gallery's aim is to present and promote cultures from these regions and to be a student resource and public facility.

Accessibility

There are ramps to the side of the gallery for access into the building and lifts within the gallery to get to each floor. A security guard is on hand and by request there is a wheelchair for use. The gallery is a small space, so there is not a lot of distance between the main entrance and the gallery exhibition space.

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Toilets

Accessible toilet in the exhibition gallery ground floor, wide enough for wheelchair and electric/motorised chair, space for carer and handles for assistance. It is from the entrance and no steps. An emergency alarm is fitted. To lock the door handles are accessible and turn the knob with a twist motion. Taps are also easy to use as it can be pushed up to open the tap and down with hand to close the tap. There is only one disabled toilet within the gallery space on the ground floor. Further can be found in the main SOAS building, which is opposite. Ramp access is also available.

Staff

Security staff are available at all times as front of house.