This includes audio-described video, text-to-speech screen readers, high contrast and larger font sizes. This is established during the initial guest registration. From a Guggenheim style gentle-grade ramp – in place of stairs – to sensory floor tactiles and use of Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) which tailors the navigation to each individual’s needs.Īccessibility services include the following, along with assistive listening devices, transport chairs, accessible styluses for touchscreens, weighted lap pads, sensory bags containing special badges, fidget tools, and noise canceling headphones:Īll screens are designed to be triggered automatically and are customized to the individual visitor’s accessibility needs. As one of the most accessible museums in the world, USPOM contains exhibits displaying the history, culture, and aspirations of Olympic and Paralympic Games, from Ancient Olympia to the Modern Games.Īn incredible attention to accessibility details are woven throughout the venue. and abroad, the Museum opened on time welcoming its first visitors on July 30, 2020. Thanks to the committed efforts of everyone involved, in both the U.S. And further complicated, because the grand opening landed in the middle of an unprecedented worldwide pandemic. Complicated because it would provide all visitors a fully accessible Museum experience. Heartfelt, because it is one of the first museums that equally represented both olympians and paralympians. One of CRĒO’s more heartfelt and complicated projects was launched in late July 2020, the United States Olympic & Paralympic Museum (USOPM) in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Their fabrication capabilities, combined with immensely creative vision, has produced some of the finest custom venues. CRĒO’s reputation for craftsmanship and professionalism attracts clients from all corners of the world. CRĒO’s talented team work alongside some of the world’s finest architects, graphic designers, landscape architects, and exhibit designers.

Their work covers a wide range of projects in a variety of industries including healthcare, hospitality, retail, education and more. Peterson Russell Kelly Livengood is proud to represent innovative companies like CRĒO Industrial Arts, based in Woodinville, Washington, and serving clients worldwide.ĬRĒO is a custom fabricator that has been producing unique high-end architectural products for over 30 years.

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