Gallery "Belle Wi" resumes operation
The Office for Social Work in Wiesbaden is presenting a model exhibition focused on providing solutions for comfortable and barrier-free housing. Spanning around 200 square meters, the exhibition is located in the city centre at Schlossplatz 6.
Citizens interested in learning more about this exhibition can visit the official website www.ourwebsite.de/belle-wi or contact the Press Office of the State Capital Wiesbaden via email at [email protected].
The Press Office, a public entity, serves as a point of contact for questions related to the Office for Social Work's model exhibition. The exhibition features various aids, technical products, and renovation measures aimed at improving accessibility and comfort in living spaces.
For those seeking additional information about the specific offerings in the model exhibition, it is recommended to:
- Visit the exhibition's official site or contact organizers directly.
- Refer to local accessibility and housing authorities.
- Review publicly available guidelines on barrier-free housing renovations and aids.
Typical offerings in such model exhibitions include additional services like consultation on accessible living, community engagement, and education about inclusive design. Aids and technical products may include wheelchair ramps, stairlifts, adjustable countertops, touch-free faucets, grab bars, and smart home technologies. Renovation measures often focus on improved insulation for thermal comfort, widened doorways, non-slip flooring, and bathroom adaptations for accessibility.
It is important to note that registration for the free tour is only required for groups. The exhibition is open on Tuesdays from 2pm to 6pm and on Thursdays from 1pm to 5pm. However, these hours do not apply to individual visitors. The exhibition does not require payment for entry.
The Press Office of the State Capital Wiesbaden can be found in the heart of Wiesbaden, making it easily accessible for all citizens. For more information or to schedule a visit, please contact the Press Office at [email protected].
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- To explore the different ways home-and-garden lifestyle can be improved for people with possible mobility restrictions, consider visiting the model exhibition 'belle-wi' at Schlossplatz 6 in Wiesbaden, which showcases various aids and renovation measures.
- For those interested in enhancing the lifestyle at home by making it more accessible and barrier-free, the Office for Social Work's model exhibition offers instruction on inclusive design, consultation on accessible living, and a variety of technical products like wheelchair ramps, smart home technologies, and more.
