accomodating the vehicles
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Accommodating the Vehicles
Team 5
Introducing our TeamJunchengMeenuByron
Current Situation
2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 20090
100,000
200,000
300,000
400,000
500,000
600,000
700,000
800,000
900,000
1,000,000
All VehiclesPrivate Vehicles
Current Situation
2000 2002 2004 2006 2008 2010670
675
680
685
690
695
700
705
710
Land Area (sq. km)
Land Area (sq km)
Parking lots in Singapore
48,874 Parking Lots713,628 Parking Lots
762,502 Parking Lots
Car Park Distribution
Impending Situation
Motivation for SolutionsOn the short-term
As well as for the long-term
The parking squeezeNumber of private vehicles on
the rise but not enough car parksBuilding more car parks won’t
solve the problem either considering Singapore’s landmass
More New Cars + Same Number of Parking Lots = Parking Problems
What survey results tell….
73%
27%
Do you face the problem of lack of parking spa-
ces? YesNo
61%
39%
Do you own a private vehicle?
YesNo
Conclusion: Majority of respondents face parking problems
Illegal parking
81; 49%83; 51%
Do you park il-legally?
YesNo
Unavailability of sufficient parking spaces cause people to resort to illegal parking
Short term solutions?We propose one short term
solution-premium parking charges for lower levels at multi-storey car parks
Revamping multi-storey car parksCharge according to the level of
the multi storey car parksLower levels-premium chargeHigher levels-normal charge
What survey results tell……..
79%
21%
Do you park at multi-storey car parks?
YesNo 18%
82%
Does parking at the upper decks appeal to you? Yes
No
60%
24%
16%
How frequently do you use multi-storey
car parks?Sometimes OftenDaily
Is the solution practical?Most of the survey
respondents use multi-storey car parks
Majority find parking at the upper levels inconvenient
Hence premium parking charges for lower levels can be a viable short term solution
Solution:
Redesigned Multi-storey Carpark
Design Concept• 10 storeys (6 above ground/4
underground)• Premium parking system• Direct access rams• Carpark sensors• Covered ceiling
Redesigned Multi-storey Carpark
10 Storey?
10.7% residents owns a private cars in Singapore (singstats.sg,2008)
As of April 2009, there are only 557000 Car parking lots(HDB annual report)
On average, can accommodate 11.4% , which is slightly above 10.7%
However, since growth rate of car is at 2.4%(CNA report on LTA,2009)
Expected to overflow in a few years time
10 storeys= more then 2.5 times current capacity
Able to hold 835500 more cars if all carparks are build this way
More efficient use of land space in Singapore
Premium parking system?According to survey, 81% felt that
parking at upper decks are not desirableMain reason was inconvenience (51%)However, we cannot afford to have single
storey carpark due to limited land spaceHence, need a method to make drivers
to park in the upper deck
Premium parking system
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Remember?
User will pay the rates according to which level they parked!
Direct access rams/carpark sensors?Modification to carpark to allow
vehicles to access higher levels/ basement levels directly
24% of surveyed felt that a lot of fuel is wasted turning rounds in carparks
Carpark sensors will show available lots at each storey
Covered ceiling with Solar panels?Users experience
cases of littering, bird dropping incidents when parking at top decks => Covered Ceiling
Solar Panels = generate electricity for the carpark
Design considerations
Cost
Effects on current system
Land safety
CostRemodeling of carpark involves
remodeling of whole carpark.cost incurred would be relatively
higher then existing carpark.However, able to gain back via
more cars parking and premium rates
On the long run, low maintenance and high returns equates to profits.
Effects on current system
Current system involve season holders and parking coupons
Season holders will still enjoy discounted rate, subjected to premium parking rates.
Parking coupon users have to install IU to use the carpark.
Reasonable as most cars have IU due to auto pass parking systems(in place)
Land safetyCarpark involves going into
basement 4Difficult/dangerous to dig if
existing carpark is very near HDB housing
Hence, relocation might be needed
However, most multi-storey carpark in place are build with basement considerations
Relocation is minimal
Thanks for listening! Any questions?