At the rehabilitation centre at the Northern Neuro Unit located in Brønderslev, goal-oriented and intensive rehabilitation of patients with moderate or severe brain damage is offered. The centre is one of the rehabilitation facilities for adult patients with acquired brain damage, for example, following a blood clot or a brain haemorrhage, in North Jutland Region.
Through specialised, multi-discipline and intensive rehabilitation, individuals with acquired brain damage can improve their functional abilities and thereby reduce the effects of disabilities and their consequences.
This is a stone’s throw from Aarhus Central Station and is known to locals for its quality burgers. It’s the second restaurant in a small burger chain started by two local butchers. In connection with renovation work in the new outlet a FlexStep was installed, which is to ensure accessibility to the restaurant for people with reduced mobility.
Struer Town Hall in western Jutland is an attractive, older building in the neo-classical style. The building was erected in 1921 and in 1962 it was extended based on a design by architect H. Møller Nielsen. In connection with a major urban renewal plan in the late 1980s, a further extension was added designed by architects Anna Maria Indrio and Paul Jensen.
Owing to the most recent extension there was a floor level disparity between the original building and the extension, which were linked via a small staircase. A Liftup EasyLift is now installed there, so ensuring that everyone can move freely between the town council hall and the extension.
In the central Jutlandic town of Herning there is an attractive, old building constructed in 1965. Today the building acts as an office building for a firm of engineers and consultants. The building still has the original red brick exterior from the 60s, but some things have nevertheless changed. That is, the building has been modernised and made sustainable and accessible.
Espresso House is to be found on the “Strøget” in Copenhagen, just opposite the iconic Round Tower. In the narrow entrance, from which you can go down a floor to enjoy a coffee or half a floor up to order one, a FlexStep links up the attractive staircase.
This parish and activity hall, located in Aalborg, was renovated and extended in 2021. The purpose of the modern parish hall, designed by architects, was to meet modern functional needs, and in future the hall will perform many different functions. The new main entrance connects the parish hall to the parsonage, so the hall will function as a joint parish and activity hall and become a part of the public image presented to the town.
Château de Champs-sur-Marne is a fantastic 18th century castle located 18 km from Paris. It is open for public visits and accesibility is secured by a beautiful Easylift installation made by Liftup´s French distributor Alma s.a.
At the cozy Japanese restaurant Men-O Ramen in Copenhagen, people meet to enjoy the many tasty Japanese dishes. The restaurant is often visited by larger companies. Guests can enter the upper level of the restaurant through a narrow passage and access several dining tables. However, a narrow passage like that makes it almost impossible to fit both a staircase and a ramp or lifting platform.
On Langelinie in Copenhagen, not far from the city's big tourist magnet, The Little Mermaid, this beautiful and stylish FlexStep is installed outdoor.
Villa Copenhagen is a five-star hotel centrally located in Copenhagen. The hotel continues the story of the Post and Telegraph Center's head office from 1912 and allowing the past, present and future to come together in an inspiring and playful ambience.
Located in Copenhagen the small family practice fits well in with the surrounding environment of harbor, water activity and new constructions. At this modern medical center with simple and elegant decor our FlexStep has been installed.
In Turku, Finland, the old buildings on Kurjenlinna represent a historically valuable significance for the city both in terms of architecture and social history. These old hospital buildings from the late 1800s have undergone a major renovation to business premises and apartments.
The Observatoire de la Côte d’Azur is an astronomical observatory located on the summit of Mount Gros in Nice, France. The observatory was built in the late 18th century with Charles Garnier as chief architect and Gustave Eiffel as designer of the main dome. The observatory is a place of science and culture where research is being done in planetology, star physics and gravitational waves.
In the heart of Oslo, you will find the karaoke bar SYNG. "Come as you are and suddenly the world feels a little bit better for everyone" - this is what SYNG promises on their website.
The Jacob A. Riis Museum is situated in the centre of Ribe’s charming old town telling the fascinating story of a young boy from Ribe who emigrated to the USA in 1870.
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The drone store in Paris is located on one of the busiest streets of the city, and the boutique demonstrates a strict, modern design. DJI Store offers a grand selection of the newest technology in drones, stabilizers and DJI cameras. The store is sited in an old classical building, but the style and interior of the store itself are minimalistic and clear-cut.
Nordkraft is an old power station converted into a modern culture centre in Aalborg (Denmark). It goes without saying that the architecture is special as a major part of the previous power station has been maintained and now makes out the rustic framework for culture to prosper.
In the cozy café Klang Market in the Stockholm mall there is a very narrow passage up to the second floor to access the café’s dining tables. A narrow passage like that makes it almost impossible to fit both a staircase and a ramp or lifting platform.
Söderledskyrkan belongs to the Swedish Church and organizes weddings, baptisms, and funerals. There are several people and visitors for whom it may not be easy to use the stairs inside the church. The church had an old elevator that, after a long time, no longer was the optimal solution to ensure accessibility in the building.
The retired pharmacist Ronald Gerard and his wife from Omaha were looking for an easier way to get her from the main house and into their car in the garage which is at a lower level than the main house. Ronald’s wife is a wheelchair user and their previous way of getting her from the house to the garage, was a stair glide.
The Dam Square in Amsterdam locates a characteristic six-storey building that houses the famous museum Madame Tussauds. At Madame Tussauds you can get acquainted with real-life, detailed wax figures that portray celebrities such as actors, sports stars and World leaders.
Several pharmacies, shops and other public buildings face a challenge to create accessibility to all to their building if the entrance is not in street level.
H+ ARCHITECTS managed the reconstruction of the Copenhagen City Court, as two functions were merged both organizationally and physically. Architects from H+ ARCHITECTS always consider accessibility when they renovate older buildings. Space issues and large level differences set the framework for redevelopment and solutions to create accessibility.
Museum Østjylland in Grenaa (Denmark) is a listed building and thus it is essential that the architecture is preserved. The museum is a listed merchant's farm with several floors from the early 18th century. Even though the building is listed it is one of the museum’s objectives to be Denmark’s most accessible museum.
Søren Top suddenly had a blood clot which left him paralyzed the left side and he was dependent on a wheelchair. Søren and his wife, Birthe, immediately became aware of the challenges that could be at home when suddenly sitting in a wheelchair in a two-story house from 1898.
Joules are a fashion chain specialising in colourful British designed casual clothing for men, women & children. Joules wanted to make the rear of their store accessible, but had very limited options when it came to where a lift might go.
There has been a castle on this site since 1119. In the 13th Century it was a favourite residence of King Edward 1st. In the 16th Century it was used by Henry VIII for his first wife, Catherine of Aragon.
The cultural centre of music, conferences, theatre etc. is located in the heart of the beautiful old part of the town and is one of the most visited theaters in Istanbul.
Aalborg Airport celebrated its 75th anniversary in 2013 with a large expansion of the terminal building. It was also an anniversary for Liftup: This was Liftup Product no 1.000!
The hallways are broad and the traffic is heavy at the stairs at St. Aidan's Primary School in Scotland, UK. To create a coherent and functional solution to meet those needs a FlexStep lifting platform and an identical fixed staircase were put into production.
Deaf, deafblind and hearing impaired people with additional impairments are the users and inhabitants of the residential servicecentre CFD. The additional challenge, difficult to climb up the stairs, becomes manageable with FlexStep.
This is an issue for many Liftup's customers. Accessibility to another level requires normally both a staircase and a lifting platform.
In 2012 when an existing ramp and lift solution was to be removed Liftup got the opportunity to design the 4th FlexStep for Christiansborg Palace.
One of the four FlexSteps in Folketinget, the Danish Parliament, provides access between Christiansborg castle and the old warehouse through a narrow passage.
Another FlexStep in the old historic building Christiansborg Palace, the location of the Danish Parliament ("Folketinget"). All four FlexSteps are specified and designed in collaboration with the house architect of Christiansborg Palace.
At this soup factory (Kelles Suppenmanufaktur) in Kläden, Sachsen-Anhalt, in Germany the installation of a FlexStep lifting platform made it possible to create a working place for two employees in wheelchair.
During the renovation of the sophisticated ice cream café La Luna the very narrow passage up to the next floor made it impossible to install both staircase and lifting platform. FlexStep is the solution to create equal access to both customers in wheelchair and walking customers.
The fact that the FlexStep has been chosen for the unique Eidsvoll House (Eidsvollbygningen) in Norway is further proof that FlexStep can be adadpted to any environment, both when it comes to function and design.
Liftup was contacted by the architect responsible for the old historic building Christiansborg Palace, because he was looking for an integrated solution to provide access to all persons, walking and walking-impaired, for one of the main assembly rooms in the Danish Parliament.
