Accessibility at Hub Hyde Park

Hub Hyde Park is located across five levels of the building at 223 Liverpool Street, Darlinghurst. To help you plan your visit, here’s some information on accessibility at Hub Hyde Park, including parking, lifts, toilet facilities, and moving around the space.

Parking

There’s no public parking available within the building. Member parking is available within the basement, which includes two accessible parking spaces. These are licenced to Hub members and subject to availability. Lift access is provided to/from the accessible parking spaces.

Entrance

The main entrance to our space via Liverpool Street on the lower ground is accessible. The doors are operated with automatic sensors, opening to the lobby where the lifts are located. The entrance via Oxford Street on level 2 is available only for members with an access pass.

Lifts

The lifts in the lobby are equipped with ample circulation space and provide access to all levels of Hub. 

Toilet and Shower Facilities

There are unisex accessible sanitary facility located on all levels. There are also ambulant cubicles located in the toilets in the end-of-trip facilities in the basement, and on levels 1-3.

Accessible showers are available in the end-of-trip facilities in the basement.

Desks

A range of adjustable desks are provided throughout the workspace on all levels. Adjustable desks may be available for offices on request, however they may come with an additional cost. The desks located in the meeting rooms are not adjustable. 

Hearing Augmentation

All meeting rooms have the capacity for a microphone and speakers. Hearing loop systems are not available in the space. 

Access to Areas

All meeting rooms, the member kitchen, member areas, café, and outdoor terrace are fully accessible. The kitchen and tea points are provided with ample circulation space, however, no accessible under bench space is provided.

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