in Miami's Little Havana, developer Andrew Frey sidesteps the temptation to go tall in urban infill, opting instead to create new residential buildings that fit the context of their historic neighborhoods.

As more suburbanites move downtown, developers are seeking new land for housing and offices, creating opportunities for owners of empty parking lots.

This conceptual design reimagines the parking lot as something more productive.

Shopper numbers in city centres are falling, leaving car parks empty – and councils are finding innovative ways to repurpose the space

There are currently 228 parking spaces in the podium of the 227-unit Bay Towers building at 388 Beale Street, the majority of which are tucked away behind the vented semi-circles on the third and fourth floors of the 20-story building which was developed in 1999. But plans to remove 44 of the Bay Tower’s parking […]

Some say Hartford’s many parking lots could be used to host commercial and residential development.

As many of them fall into disrepair, some are adapting to cities' changing needs.

As self-driving vehicles become more ubiquitous, facility designers and owners will need to develop strategies that cover a wide range of possibilities.

Rethinking how we use urban spaces could help tackle an unaffordability crisis in many cities.

The Denver City Council approved a 20-year vision Monday.

They’re dark, desolate, and frequently dirty—it can be hard to think of underground parking garages as anything other than concrete wastelands. But what if these cramped, neglected spaces were actually untapped jewels of real estate?

Parking garages run rampant, especially in Los Angeles. According to Gensler's co-CEO Andy Cohen there are 500 million parking spaces in the United States. “Think about all that real estate, all that attention to parking, that could be revitalized and reused for the future of our cities.”...

It doesn’t look like much from the outside. But as they say, you can’t always judge a book by its cover. And more interesting design flashes take over inside The Summit, A Dolce Hotel, featuring a

The Broadway Autopark, a 44-unit residential complex, opened on April 1. The apartments were built into the former Knightley's Parking Garage at 303 S. Broadway in downtown Wichita. The parking garage has been converted into apartments.

Parking takes up an extraordinary amount of space in cities. These projects are making it easier to convert it to something more useful than car storage.

Sweeping conclusions about the location and travel desires of millennials may be premature