ParkingGenius

What it does

Counting parking stalls for a feasibility study by hand means redrawing the layout every time the site boundary or stall dimensions change. ParkingGenius lays out surface parking across a site: it sets a site boundary and perimeter drive, places building footprints with a seed for variation, and fills the rest with parking bays sized to your stall and aisle dimensions. Adjust stall width, stall depth, aisle width, column dimensions, and grid angle on sliders, and two free plugins (Parking Square and Mesh Tools) handle the bay-filling logic underneath; you install those two yourself from the links and notes provided. You read a stall count straight off the live model and adjust it by slider instead of redrawing the site, though the number still needs your local parking code and a designer's review before it's final.

What is included

• Site boundary, perimeter drive, and sidewalk setup
• Building footprint placement with a seed for variation
• Parking bays driven by stall width, stall depth, and aisle width
• Column width and depth and grid angle controls
• Building labels and a readable stall layout to bake
• Install links and notes for the two free required plugins (Parking Square and Mesh Tools), plus a sample

How it works

Parameters

The sliders and inputs the tool exposes.