Dickinson Hall is an academic building on the Princeton University campus. Handi-Lift installed two Artira model turning inclined platform lifts to provide accessibility to students and faculty throughout the building. The university’s facilities department contacted Handi-Lift about this project, and our sales team worked with NK Architects to design the two units.
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The first Artira provide access from the basement level to the third floor, with a stop at a landing for each floor. The support towers are mounted in the core of the staircase. There is also one landing with a low overhead clearance, for which Handi-Lift assisted in the receipt of a variance from the building department.
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The second Artira provides access from the third floor to the fourth floor. There were space constraints in this area of the building, so a compact drive system was used.
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