TOP RATING IN ACCESSIBILITY

AIS 5-STAR CERTIFICATION

As part of Castellana 81's commitment to accessibility and a diverse society, the building has achieved the top 5-star AIS (Accessibility Indicator System) rating in the unique building category prior to 2010.

Castellana 81 has become the first unique office building in Spain to hold the highest level of AIS certification for people with disabilities, older people and pregnant women.

Created by the ARS Foundation, the AIS certification takes into account criteria of functional diversity, both physical, sensory and cognitive, with the aim that any person, whatever their condition, can move around the building comfortably and safely.

In November 2017, the building was awarded the 2017 DIGA Accessibility Award by the Shangi-La Foundation.

Castellana 81 has implemented a series of physical, cognitive and sensory measures that have increased its usability while maintaining modern, elegant and innovative criteria, demonstrating that the inclusion of accessibility is compatible with functionality.

Key aspects of certification

INTERNAL MOBILITY

Removal of architectural barriers that hinder internal mobility in common areas.

PARKING

Accessible parking spaces provided with suitable size, features, location and signage.

ACCESSIBLE ELEVATORS

Large accessible elevators with visual, auditory and tactile information.

PUBLIC ACCESS

Removal of architectural barriers that could block access from the street.

ACCESS DOOR

Specific adjustments and adaptations to access doors.

ELEVATORS WITH VOICE SYNTHESISER

Elevators with accessible voice synthesiser destination selection devices.

ACCESSIBLE TOILETS

Accessible toilets throughout the building.

AUDIO INDUCTION LOOP

Systems and media to enhance communication and information, such as the audio induction loop.

SIGNAGE AND INDOOR MAPS

Signage and indoor maps with recognisable pictograms and colour contrast, tactile detection in high relief and/or Braille.

TACTILE PAVING

Tactile paving signs to increase the safety and autonomy of people with visual and cognitive disabilities.

ACCESSIBLE HELP POINT

Accessible help point in terms of design and facilities.