Parking spot
An overview of projects, products and exclusive articles about parking spot
Product • By Automated Parking Corp. (APC) • TPS- Tower Parking System
TPS- Tower Parking System
The Tower Parking System allows to park up to 70 vehicles in the space of three. The TPS is definitely the most efficient system when it comes to saving horizontal space and taking advantage of vertical space. The Tower is able to multiply the existing parking capacity more than 20 times, using the footprint of three parking spaces. Towers may be installed one next to the other, one behind the other and in clusters; increasing even more their incredible potential for space optimization.Even though Tower Parking Systems may reach a total of 35 levels, they can also be designed and built in lower configurations to accommodate different height restrictions. It is important to highlight that parking “levels” are lower than - or not as high... More
Product • By Automated Parking Corp. (APC) • RPS-Rotary Parking System
RPS-Rotary Parking System
Highly functional and efficient in the use of vertical space.The simplicity of a classic. Safe, reliable and easy to install.Increase parking capacity four (4) to eight (8) times! Rotary Parking Systems are able to accommodate up to sixteen (16) vehicles in the space of two (2); definitely one of the most efficient parking solutions when it comes to maximizing horizontal space and taking advantage of vertical space.Rotary systems may also be installed next to each other and one behind the other, thus expanding on their already amazing capabilities to optimize space. Current configurations include 8 vehicles, 10 vehicles, 12 vehicles and 16 vehicles.Although today Rotary Systems are among the most advanced parking solutions, these systems re... More
Product • By Automated Parking Corp. (APC) • BDP- Bidirectional Parking System
BDP- Bidirectional Parking System
The versatility of the Bidirectional or “Puzzle” Parking System lies in its modular nature and its capability to expand in all directions (horizontally, vertically and even underground).Depending on the geometry, height restrictions and other characteristics and conditions of the installation area, BDPs my add parking stalls horizontally, stack levels vertically and even create extra stalls underground when combined with pit parking systems. BDPs may also be installed one in front of the other to maximize space usage when depth is an advantage. Bidirectional Parking Systems may be installed outdoors or may be enclosed to protect vehicles, for aesthetics reasons or to merge with the surrounding architecture or city fabric.BDPs may be fu... More
Product • By Automated Parking Corp. (APC) • 7K4S- Stacker Parking System
7K4S- Stacker Parking System
From compacts to SUVs the stacker is the most cost-effective way to park or store four vehicles (or three if using our 7K3S model) in the space of one.This ideal configuration works perfect for those commercial operations needing to store medium to high volume of vehicles, such as auto-repair and body shops, car dealers, valet parking and other commercial parking operations.The stackers can be installed side by side or one behind the other to maximize available space for more parking and storage capacity. Although encasing is not required, stackers can be encased for aesthetic reasons or to match the surrounding architecture. More
Project • By Tengbom • Parks/Gardens
Public Parklet
Tengbom transformed a parking space on Katarinavägen in Stockholm into a neighbourhood node, public meeting place and surface water management during June 2015. The project is an example of green retrofits - strategies for refurbishing grey infrastructure into green infrastructure, and examining what this transformation means for public space. The conversion of parking spaces to community nodes with ecosystem services may be closer than we think.
A parklet is a temporary or permanent sidewalk extension that provides more space and amenities for people using the street. Parklets are usually installed on parking lanes and use one or more parking spaces. Launched in San Francisco, California, in 2010, the phenomenon has now spread all over... More