Knox Leisureworks Visual Story

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Arrival at Knox Leisureworks

Knox Leisureworks is a low-set building with grey-painted walls. The brand name and logo can be seen on the outside walls of the venue. A bicycle parking rack is accessible at the concrete pathway just before the main entrance door of the facility.
Motorcycles can also be parked in the accessible parking spaces in front of the facility. A number of trees with dense foliage can be found in front of the Knox Leisureworks building, as well as a landscape with ornamental shrubs. Half of the two-storey entrance building is made of glass walls.
A white car is parked in one of the accessible parking spaces beside the sidewalk and directly opposite the main entry point of Knox Leisureworks. At the individual parking spaces is an accessible parking sign for persons with disabilities.
Hearing

Sounds

  1. Birds chirping & trees rustling
  2. Rustling leaves
  3. Vehicles & traffic sounds
  4. People talking
  5. Local school bell & music (occasional)
Smell

Smells

  1. Fresh air
  2. Vehicle exhaust (occasional)
  3. External weather conditions
  4. Natural environment esp. animal scents
  5. Grass & plants
Touch

Feel

  1. Walking
  2. External weather conditions
  3. Concrete footpath surface
  4. Excitement & anticipation
  5. Warm sunlight
Sight

Sight

  1. Reflections & glare
  2. Trees
  3. External weather conditions
  4. Parked & moving vehicles
  5. Pedestrians

Entrance at Knox Leisureworks

Entrance to the gym room of Knox Leisureworks is an automatic glass door. The right glass door has a beating heart icon with the word cardio, while the left glass door has a dumbbell lifting icon with the word strength. Right outside the automatic glass door is a fridge for ice creams.
The reception desk at Knox Leisureworks is highlighted in yellow, blue, and grey colors. Two ladies wearing black polo shirts are busy with their computers after welcoming the guests. Cold drinks, string bags, and other materials for purchase are displayed in the reception area.
Adjacent to the gym room is a push-or-pull door with a metal handle that leads to a seating area and entrance ramp inside Knox Leisureworks. Attached to the entire wall is a collage of images that shows the history of the venue for about 50 years.
A ramp with a metal handle going down the pool area helps people with mobility disabilities easily access the Knox Leisureworks pool area. The starting section of the ramp can be distinguished by nude tiles with slightly elevated circles for friction.
Hearing

Sounds

  1. Splashing water
  2. Running water
  3. Electronic beeps & buzzing
  4. Excited people
Smell

Smells

  1. Chlorine (mild)
  2. Cooking food aroma
  3. Coffee aroma
  4. Cleaning products
  5. New garments
Touch

Feel

  1. Shared personal space
  2. Physical barrier
  3. Change in floor surface
  4. Change in temperature
  5. Excitement
Sight

Sight

  1. People queueing
  2. Middle level lighting
  3. Contrasting colours
  4. Ramp with handrails
  5. Café

Aquatic Environment

A two-way, slightly steep ramp with metal handrails is accessible inside Knox Leisureworks to allow persons with mobility disabilities freely move into spaces inside the venue. The ramp is situated right after the two blue lockers and the non-automated glass doors as the entry point of the area.
A large green frog with large red eyes and a long tongue that serves as a sliding area for kids is placed upon the edge of a pool. Different cones hanging by the lamp posts in the middle of the pool are also added. A Pink tube that splashes water out in different directions creates a fountain-like flow of water.
Adults are enjoying the Warm Water pool with a maximum depth of 1.6 meters. The pool has a hoist directly opposite the ramp located on the right side of the pool. Yellow plastic chairs for resting after swimming can be utilized around the area.
A white hoist sling is accessible to persons with mobility disabilities so that they can enjoy the Warm Water pool. The hoist sling can lift a person with a mobility disability up and down into the pool.
Hearing

Sounds

  1. Splashing water
  2. Running water
  3. Music (occasional)
  4. Safety instructions
  5. Shouting & loud noises
Smell

Smells

  1. Chlorine (Medium)
  2. Humidity (seasonal)
  3. Wet clothes
  4. Damp towels
  5. Soaps & toiletries (bathroom)
Touch

Feel

  1. Wet
  2. Temperature change (humidity)
  3. Increased heart rate
  4. Shared personal space
  5. Excitement
Sight

Sight

  1. Contrasting colours
  2. Slides
  3. Water features
  4. People swimming
  5. Water splashing

Swell Café

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Hearing

Sounds

  1. Coffee machine
  2. Dishes & glasses clanging
  3. Register & EFTPOS machine beeping
  4. People talking
  5. Distant chatter
Smell

Smells

  1. Coffee aromas
  2. Food aromas
  3. Disinfectant spray
  4. Fryer oil smell (occasional)
  5. Chlorine (pool)
Touch

Feel

  1. Close proximity to others
  2. Loud noises (when busy)
  3. Hungry/thirsty
  4. Money handling
  5. Hot/cold drinks
Sight

Sight

  1. Natural lighting
  2. Tables & chairs
  3. People sitting, eating & drinking
  4. Storage lockers
  5. Food & drinks

Gymnasium at Knox Leisureworks

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Hearing

Sounds

  1. Heavy breathing
  2. Banging & clanging of weights
  3. Music
  4. Sounds from exercise machines
  5. Occasional shouting
Smell

Smells

  1. Body odours
  2. Sporting ointments
  3. Cleaning & sanitising products
  4. Rubber
  5. Air conditioning
Touch

Feel

  1. Close proximity to others
  2. Elevated heart rate
  3. Elevated body temperature
  4. Sweating
  5. Sore muscles
Sight

Sight

  1. Natural lighting
  2. People exercising
  3. Natural colours
  4. Reflections
  5. Machines

Reformer Pilates

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Hearing

Sounds

  1. Deep breathing
  2. Machine clinking
  3. Background music
  4. People speaking
  5. School bell & music (occasional)
Smell

Smells

  1. Floral scent
  2. Body odours
  3. Air conditioning
  4. Cleaning products
  5. Fresh air (outside)
Touch

Feel

  1. Leather bed
  2. Straps
  3. Elevated heart rate
  4. Calm & focused
  5. Relaxed
Sight

Sight

  1. Pilates beds
  2. Mid level lighting
  3. Low lights
  4. Green wall
  5. Timber floors

Accessible equipment at Knox Leisureworks

Aquatic wheelchairs accessible at Knox Leisureworks. The aquatic wheelchairs have black and grey wheels, a white equipment framework, and blue cloth covering the seat and back areas.
Close to the pool hall is a Unisex changing room. The room can be distinguished by black-painted door edges, a blue and red button with an accessibility sign, and a blue sign directly above the dark grey section of the wall. The corridor next to it leads to the toilet room.
Entry point of the change rooms at Knox Leisureworks. Besides the entry point of the changing rooms are two sets of blue lockers and a rubbish bin. The changing rooms have neon green doors and a shower sign placed on the wall.
Unisex Toilet RH & Shower sign placed on the white wall beside the grey door. A portion of the wall inside the toilet and shower room shows white tiles and a tissue holder.
Hearing

Sounds

  1. Hair dryer
  2. Echo
  3. Flushing toilets
  4. Running water from tap
  5. Sounds of the lift
Smell

Smells

  1. Bathroom odours (maybe noticeable)
  2. Chlorine (mild)
  3. Cleaning products
  4. Deodorants
  5. Wet/damp clothes
Touch

Feel

  1. Changing surfaces
  2. Bowel & bladder movements
  3. Changing clothes
  4. Shared personal space
  5. Refreshed
Sight

Sight

  1. Middle level lighting
  2. Reflections in mirrors
  3. People changing clothing
  4. Aquatic wheelchairs
  5. Hoist

School Entrance at Knox Leisureworks

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Hearing

Sounds

  1. External weather conditions
  2. Trees rustling
  3. Vehicles moving
  4. Tradesmen working (occasional)
  5. Birds chirping
Smell

Smells

  1. Outdoor air
  2. Vehicle exhaust (occasional)
  3. Chlorine (upon entry)
  4. Concrete
  5. External weather conditions
Touch

Feel

  1. External weather conditions
  2. Concrete to wet deck flooring
  3. Temperature change
  4. Warm sunlight
  5. Smooth concrete
Sight

Sight

  1. Reflections & glare
  2. Tall trees
  3. Sunshine
  4. Vehicles (parked & moving)
  5. Pedestrians & tradesmen
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