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Content Description

Mechanical Parking: A Catalyst for Innovation in Building Design, 2024
CEU: 0.1 | CEU Code: SI-EN-195501-0325

As the population grows, urban centers are becoming denser and land more valuable. Architects are looking for parking solutions that provide space-saving benefits to high-density residential and commercial developments. This course discusses the performance of mechanical parking systems, also known as automated parking orhigh-density parking (HDP), and how they reduce space required for vehicle storage, increase safety, and minimize the environmental impact of parking vehicles. Specifications and installation are also examined.

Learning Objectives

  • Explain how mechanical parking can improve the financial performance of the building project and increase building design opportunities, such as green space.
  • Summarize the implementation and basic operation of semi-automated and automated parking systems.
  • Describe how mechanical parking systems lessen the environmental impact of parking vehicles by reducing water pollution and decreasing energy requirements needed for HVAC air quality control.
  • Identify how mechanical parking systems improve parking facility security by reducing opportunities for theft and vandalism.
  • Discuss how mechanical parking systems can help reduce pedestrian and vehicle accidents, improving safety.

Faculty BIO

The instructor of this course is a SME. The course has been written by qualified education developers and is conducted in accordance with all applicable regulations.


Referenced Codes & Standards with this Course

Format Year Publisher Type Title Annual Price
2010
DOJ
Federal Guideline
2020
OSHA
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