Trinity Sport Centre

Contains a significant level of sensory stimuli predominantly due to its location beside/ underneath a busy trainline and within close proximity to a very busy road (outside of the reception area is particularly loud). Within the building, the reception area and foyer itself contains varied and contrasting sensory stimuli. The reception area upon entry is bright and consists of a clear open space with a table placed directly across from the entrance at the far side of the room. Background noises include trains, traffic (road and pedestrians), music, and chatter of people within the foyer/reception. There are high levels of natural and artificial light, which changes as you pass through the access barriers to the left of the reception area. Signage and and other information both on the floor and wall space can be visually overwhelming, particularly if you are not familiar with the space. All visitors must access the building through push/ turn barriers using swipe cards, or will otherwise require direct contact with staff.