How should multi‑storey parking systems be selected for different settings?

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2020-03-02 14:07

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Multi-story parking garage

Multi‑storey parking garages integrate the garage with the building design, making their construction an inevitable trend. So, how should one choose the appropriate type of multi‑storey parking system for different settings?

1. In basements or semi-basements within buildings, the following may be selected:

Lifting‑and‑translating type, aisle‑stacking type, multi‑level circulating type

2. For spaces with specific requirements for daylighting and ventilation, the following may be selected:

Pit-type simple lift systems, low‑rise lift‑and‑shift systems, and planar‑move systems

3. For spaces that have no requirements for daylighting or ventilation, the following may be selected: Lifting‑translating type, vertical‑circulation type, vertical‑lifting type, and aisle‑stacking type

4. For sites or residential communities that fail to meet the required green space ratio, the following options may be considered: The simple lift-type parking garage on the second and third floors is built into a pit, with the pit’s ground level landscaped with flowers and plants to meet greening requirements.

5. If the ramp length is too short and you also need to accommodate a large number of vehicles in the basement, you may consider: Negative-one, positive-two type lifting and lateral-moving class

6. For basements where a vehicular ramp cannot be provided, or for floors without a vehicular ramp, the following may be selected: Automotive lift

7. In locations where the road is too narrow for U-turns, the following may be selected: Automotive turntable

In addition to the common-sense considerations outlined above, when selecting a multi‑storey parking system, it’s important to seek advice from professionals, thoroughly compare design proposals from multiple manufacturers, and ultimately choose the type of automated parking system that best meets your needs.

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