Create Space for Design, Development and the Community
Use 50% Less Land Area for the Same Amount of Parking
Architects and developers regularly have to compromise design or reduce revenue-generating space to accommodate required parking. In many cases space is at a premium, and the project can’t go forward unless the architect can somehow “create space” to get the parking density needed.
Robotic Parking Systems require an average of 50% less land area to accommodate the same number of vehicles compared to traditional concrete ramp style garages. This means more room for green spaces, communal areas, or revenue-generating features, without compromising on essential parking needs.
Maximizing Space Utilization: A Quantum Leap in Efficiency
Volume Matters: 50% More Parking Spaces
Robotic Parking Systems take efficiency to new heights by providing 50% more parking spaces compared to their concrete ramp counterparts. While traditional garages struggle to push beyond 7 levels due to design and user experience limitations, our automated solution can be built up to 15 levels. This optimizes the use of vertical space, addresses the parking demands of densely populated areas and opens up new possibilities for architects/developers in urban planning and design.
How Automated Parking Systems Work Case Study: Developer Can Save Over 60,000 Square Feet
Here’s a design case study that shows how Robotic Parking Systems created space for the architects and developers of a convention center complex.
We designed two options for 1200 parking spaces to demonstrate how automated parking systems will free up an additional 60,000 square feet of land area.
Convention Center Option 1
Convention Center Option 1 saves the project 59,202 square feet of land area and gives the developer the option of adding an entire additional building. The developer gains approximately 25,833 square feet of GFA per floor of the additional building and the cost savings that goes along with it.
Click below to download the full design image of automated parking system option one.
Convention Center Option 2
Convention Center Option 2 saves even more space and costs. It shows a different arrangement of the development where the parking garage is centered resulting in less foot traffic and a similar gain in additional floor area. The project gains 91,463 square feet of land area for two additional buildings. This gives the developer approximately 41,132 square feet of GFA per floor of the additional buildings.
Click below to download the full design image of automated parking system option two.