MOD. is committed to being accessible and inclusive, providing a space that can be enjoyed by all visitors. We welcome people of all identities and backgrounds.
For more information on visiting MOD., please see the video and information below.
Accessibility and Inclusion are key to our Design Principles. We welcome feedback and on our access offerings. If you’d like to get in touch, please do! Contact us via the form below.
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Resources
Digital and Physical
Our accessible resources are here for you to use. And when you arrive at MOD. these resources can be found printed out on our accessibility station.
Our physical accessibility station includes:
– Headphones
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Audio Descriptions
Visitors who are blind or low vision
The QR code on our Accessible Resources station near the entrance to the BROKEN exhibition leads to our online Accessible Resources, including audio description and transcripts of certain text featured in the gallery.
MOD. welcomes guide dogs, hearing dogs and assistance dogs. Please see the café on the Ground Level if you need a water bowl; they will be happy to provide one.
Audio descriptions for all of the galleries can be found here:
Transcripts of the audio descriptions can be found below:
2. How do you feel about the future?
3. What if we put nature first?
4. What if we all stuck together?
5. What if we spent it your way?
6. What if no one owned a home?
7. What if the future had a voice?
9. What if learning meant more?
10. What if the future is already being built?
In-gallery text transcripts
Time Commissioners:
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Transcripts and hearing loops
Visitors who are d/Deaf or hard of hearing
All videos with spoken words include open captions in English. Transcripts for all video content are available below
Here is our Large Print Guide
Transcripts of the audio descriptions can be found below:
How do you feel about the future?
What if we all stuck together?
What if the future had a voice?
What if the future is already being built?
A hearing loop also runs throughout MOD. and is accessible by tuning in your compatible hearing aids to the T-setting or by asking our gallery staff for an IR receiver. However, this hearing loop only applies to the speaker system, not to individual screens and exhibits.
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Elevators / lifts
Wheelchair access
MOD. is fully accessible for those using a wheelchair. There is a ramp from North Terrace on the left of the automatic doors.
Inside the museum, there are lifts located on all levels.
– The Ground Level lift is underneath the main staircase
– The Level 1 lift is adjacent to the staircase landing
Check out the MOD. map here.
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Multi-Access Suite
Bathrooms
There are toilets and parenting facilities on the Ground Level and Level 1, and a multi-access suite on Level 1.
The Ground Level toilets are located down the corridor on the right of the café and include accessible and all gender toilets. The accessible toilet includes a baby change table.
The Level 1 toilet is both accessible and all gender and is located opposite the Futures Gallery. It includes a baby change table.
The Level 1 multi-access suite is located opposite the Futures Gallery and provides:
– A quiet place to feed children
– A quiet place to attend to disability or medical or mental health conditions
– 2 lockable rooms for extra privacy
– Comfortable seating
– A baby change table in one of the lockable rooms
– A height-adjustable hydraulic table in the main room
– Hot and cold water
– A microwave
– Waste disposal
Feel free to check the MOD. map here or our social story here.
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Trained Gallery Staff
Neurodivergent visitors
All MOD. staff have completed autism awareness training and we are a member of the Autism Friendly Charter. We are committed to being an autism friendly organisation, please feel free to reach out below or in person if you need any advice on your visit.
Here is our Social Story and our Sensory Map
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Getting here
MOD. is located in the UniSA Bradley Building, on the corner of North Terrace and Morphett Street. There is unfortunately no car parking of any kind onsite, but there are on- and off-street car parks nearby.
The nearby car parking ranges in suitability depending on access needs. The closest undercover car parking is at the Adelaide Convention Centre, with a height clearance of 1.96m. There are some on-street disabled parks located outside the Jam Factory on Morphett Street and next to Samstag Museum of Art on North Terrace.
If you are looking to visit by Access Taxi, there is a useful car park slip lane outside the Jam Factory on Morphett Street to load/unload motorised wheelchairs.
We are located opposite the City West tram stop, which can be useful if you park at the Entertainment Centre Park ‘n’ Ride and catch the tram in.
