Slightly related personal experience: A guy who went to my university was disabled (required a motorized wheelchair), but wanted to live in the university dormi

Slightly related personal experience: A guy who went to my university was disabled (required a motorized wheelchair), but wanted to live in the university dormitories with others instead of having to live alone in a special apartment that would have been arranged for him. There were elevators and he was able to do most tasks by himself, but unfortunately to get out onto the balcony there was a drop of ~10cm which meant he couldn't get out there on his own. Turns out he made the right choice, because for his birthday his neighbors built him a small wood ramp so he could visit the balcony as he pleased.