Good accessibility is the key to allowing people with mobility impairments to be full participants in society. People's disabilities can be diverse, such as limited mobility in their arms or legs, or visual impairment.  Furthermore, most people require special accessibility at some point in their lives due to temporary conditions such as a broken arm, pregnancy, and when they have children in a stroller.  Many older adults also need special accessibility due to reduced mobility from old age.

Here, we are primarily discussing accessibility. people with disabilities though of course it can be applied to various disabilities.

Better accessibility for everyone!

Accessibility and structures

Here you can get information about, among other things. Building code . The HMS, the Housing and Building Authority, has issued guidelines for the building code, which was first adopted in 2012, and guidelines on how to manage accessibility with respect to universal design. The guidelines provide, for example, practical information on parking spaces for people with disabilities, such as their size and the number required as a percentage of general parking spaces.  Another example is information on restrooms designed based on universal design, where you can find the height at which fixtures and accessories in restrooms should be, among other factors.

Please note that the material above is taken from the websites of the respective organizations/companies.