Beerwah Community Hall Visual Story

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Arrival at Beerwah Community Hall

Beerwah Community Hall on Peachester Rd is a modern building with a wide, accessible entry of concrete and glass. The exterior is surrounded by greenery, creating a calm atmosphere. The car park offers ample spaces, including six accessible car parking spaces directly adjacent to the entrance.

Step-free, wide concrete pathways lead from the car park to the entrance, which features an automatic glass sliding door. Outside, there are public toilets and seating areas for relaxation. Visitors likely attend community events or use library facilities, enjoying a calm and welcoming environment.

As the Beerwah community hall is self-service, there are no staff in attendance on site.

Hearing

Sounds

  1. Birds chirping
  2. Vehicles parking
  3. Leaves rustling
  4. Footsteps on path
  5. Distant chatter
Smell

Smells

  1. Fresh greenery
  2. Earthy mulch
  3. Vehicle exhaust
  4. Fresh air
  5. Floral hints
Touch

Feel

  1. Smooth path
  2. Cool breeze
  3. Open space
  4. Comfortable seating
  5. Accessible entry
Sight

Sight

  1. Modern building
  2. Lush trees
  3. Wide entry
  4. Accessible parking
  5. Outdoor seating

Foyer

The foyer opens into a spacious hall with polished wooden floors and high ceilings, creating a bright, open environment. Large windows let natural light fill the space. Entering through the automatic glass sliding door, the reception window is positioned on the right.

On the right side, an inward-opening door leads to a commercial kitchen. On the left side, the amenities include male, female, and a unisex accessible toilet with grab bars, and a baby changing station.

Hearing

Sounds

  1. Footsteps echo
  2. Soft chatter
  3. Kitchen clatter
  4. Door creaks
  5. Fan hum
Smell

Smells

  1. Coffee aroma
  2. Fresh air (from outside)
  3. Mild detergent
  4. Coffee aroma
  5. Paper scent
Touch

Feel

  1. Smooth floor
  2. Cool air
  3. Open space
  4. Comfortable seating
  5. Changing floor surface (timber-tiles)
Sight

Sight

  1. Wooden floors
  2. Large windows
  3. Stage area
  4. Wall plaques
  5. Bright, natural lights

Kitchen

At Beerwah Community Hall, the kitchen area is on the right of the entrance, including a servery window facing the foyer. Accessed through an inward-opening door, the kitchen is organised with stainless steel appliances and countertops, providing a clean, efficient setting for cooking.

A large stove, microwave, and ample counter space support meal preparation. Open shutters connect the kitchen to an outdoor area, enabling easy serving. The area is suitable for people preparing meals, organising ingredients, and serving food.

Hearing

Sounds

  1. Clinking dishes
  2. Fan humming
  3. Footsteps
  4. Refrigerator hum
  5. Cooking noises
Smell

Smells

  1. Controlled air environment
  2. Cleaning products
  3. Cooked food
  4. Metallic scent
  5. Fresh air (when shutters open)
Touch

Feel

  1. Cool air
  2. Smooth surfaces
  3. Warm stove
  4. Breezy outdoors
  5. Firm flooring
Sight

Sight

  1. Stainless steel
  2. Open shutters
  3. Greenery outside
  4. Cooking equipment
  5. Warm/cold food

Main Hall

The main hall at Beerwah Community Hall is a spacious hall with a polished wooden floor and a main stage at one end. The walls are lined with large windows, allowing natural light to flood the space. Ceiling fans are evenly distributed for ventilation.

The hall includes a storage room containing tables and chairs for use by hirers at their events. A roller door allows easy access to the store room. The windows open to allow access to a timber deck and views of the greenery.

Accessibility features include wide doors and a flat floor, making it easy to navigate. People are likely to gather here for performances, meetings, or social events. However, there is no ramp access to the stage, stairs only.

Hearing

Sounds

  1. Echoing footsteps
  2. Rustling leaves
  3. Distant chatter
  4. Fan whirring
  5. Stage creaks
Smell

Smells

  1. Fresh wood
  2. Musty smell
  3. Mild dust
  4. Outdoor greenery
  5. Polished floor
Touch

Feel

  1. Smooth floor
  2. Cool breeze
  3. Spaciousness
  4. Open air
  5. Anticipation
Sight

Sight

  1. Polished wood
  2. Large stage
  3. Ceiling fans
  4. Stacked chairs
  5. Wide windows

Stage Right

The Stage Right area features a spacious design and a polished wooden floor, offering a quiet space for preparation. An accessible bathroom is located within and equipped with handrails and a bench for comfort.

Hearing

Sounds

  1. Footsteps on wood
  2. Chairs moving
  3. Fan humming
  4. Door opening
  5. Music playing
Smell

Smells

  1. Musty smell
  2. Mild cleaning products
  3. Controlled air environment
  4. Fabric
  5. Mild perfume/fragrances
Touch

Feel

  1. Smooth wood floor
  2. Cool air
  3. Busy
  4. Focused
  5. Excitement & anticipation
Sight

Sight

  1. Wooden floor
  2. White walls
  3. Stacked chairs
  4. Accessible toilet
  5. Stage entry

Stage Left

The Stage Left area is a functional space with wooden floors and white walls, accessible through an inward-opening door on the right of the stage. A small set of stairs with a handrail provides easy stage access.  The backstage area contains audio production and lighting equipment and controls. An accessible toilet with grab bars and a foldable seat is available.

Hearing

Sounds

  1. Footsteps on wood
  2. Chairs moving
  3. Fan humming
  4. Door opening
  5. Music playing
Smell

Smells

  1. Musty smell
  2. Mild cleaning products
  3. Controlled air environment
  4. Fabric
  5. Mild perfume/fragrances
Touch

Feel

  1. Smooth wood floor
  2. Cool air
  3. Focused
  4. Busy
  5. Excitement & anticipation
Sight

Sight

  1. Wooden floor
  2. White walls
  3. Stacked chairs
  4. Accessible toilet
  5. Stage entry

Store Room

The storage room is located on the left side of the main hall, accessible via an outward opening door and roller door. The room has concrete walls and a high ceiling with exposed beams. The concrete floor provides a smooth surface for movement. The room contains a variety of chairs and tables, neatly stacked and organized. Accessibility is straightforward with a doorway and a roller door for easy movement of items.

Hearing

Sounds

  1. Footsteps on wood
  2. Chairs moving
  3. Fan whirring
  4. Door opening
  5. Music playing
Smell

Smells

  1. Musty smell
  2. Humidity
  3. Controlled air environment
  4. Fresh air (when roller door is open)
Touch

Feel

  1. Hard floor
  2. Enclosed space
  3. Reflective surfaces
  4. Anxious
  5. Busy
Sight

Sight

  1. Wooden floor
  2. White walls
  3. Stacked chairs
  4. Accessible toilet
  5. Stage entry
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