Tower Parking
Consider vertical storage where a site needs to make careful use of its ground footprint.
Automated Parking Solutions
AutoBay explores automated parking systems for complex sites, bringing capacity, access and architecture into one considered plan.
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01 — Solution pathways
Explore system types and planning pathways. The right arrangement depends on the site, demand and project brief.
Consider vertical storage where a site needs to make careful use of its ground footprint.
Explore a modular arrangement of vehicle platforms shaped around the available site geometry.
Assess a managed vehicle transfer and storage approach as part of the wider operating plan.
Develop a site-specific concept with the project team, based on constraints and priorities.
02 — Technology
System selection follows the project brief. These are the design questions that help shape a viable concept.
Illustration onlyConsider how system controls, access and operating procedures fit the use case.
Test how parking volume and site layout can work together from the outset.
Plan transfer points, user flow and the movement of vehicles through the system.
Coordinate the parking structure with architecture, civil works and project delivery.
03 — Benefits
Automated parking can open up different ways to plan a site. Outcomes depend on the selected system and project-specific assessment.
Explore vertical or modular storage when land is limited.
Coordinate parking with the buildings, access and public realm around it.
Plan the arrival, vehicle transfer and retrieval sequence as one journey.
Test system arrangements against the project's requirements and delivery stages.
04 — About AutoBay
AutoBay works with project teams to explore automated parking for constrained sites. We bring the parking conversation into feasibility, design and delivery planning, where the system can be considered alongside the rest of the project.
05 — Start a conversation
Bring us the site, the parking challenge and the questions you need answered.