South Australian thinking. On the ground.
Parking that performs
better for your business.
Protect customer access, put spare bays to use and simplify parking for your team.
One place. Several priorities.
Make the space
work for the people.
A venue’s guests, staff and public users do not all need the same thing. Explore how a tailored parking model can give each group a clearer place.
See the hospitality approachOne venue. Different arrivals.
A welcome that starts at the car park.
Guest validation can prioritise genuine patrons. Clear instructions help customers understand what to do when they arrive.
Illustrative parking model. Actual layout and access arrangements are site-specific.
Find the right
starting point.
From a small mixed-use property to a major facility, the parking model begins with the site.
On the ground in South Australia
Parking in practice.
Hahndorf
Protecting guest parking
Parking intended for venue guests was being occupied by people visiting nearby businesses.
Explore the approachHahndorf
Parking that works for tenants
Unmanaged parking was being occupied by unrelated users, making access harder for mixed-use tenants and their customers.
Explore the approachAdelaide
A new purpose for vacant land
A former warehouse site was sitting idle following demolition while the owner retained plans for future development.
Explore the approachThebarton
Connecting parking and public transport
A demolished warehouse site near the tram route offered a new opportunity for park-and-ride use.
Explore the approachKeswick
A coordinated approach to a major facility
A newly built multi-level facility needed a customer base and a coordinated approach to its different parking users.
Explore the approachSouth Australia
Keeping short-stay parking convenient
Long stays by unrelated users were limiting convenient parking for genuine customers.
Explore the approachLet’s look at what’s possible.
Tell us about your property and what you would like to improve.