Optimized Parking Lot Mock-up
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I have the lot dimensions, entrance/exit location, and I've attached satellite images ready to share. Your task is to turn that information into a clean, professional 2-D visual that squeezes in as many stalls as practical while still looking realistic and easy to follow.
The land it starts at the road (south) and ends at the water (north). if you think it's best to keep the design from the small carpark that is already there than that is okay, otherwise feel free to create a design that optimizes flow (one way) while fitting as many cars as you can (realistically).
Key points to keep in mind:
• Space sizing should fit standard cars throughout.
• Paint every stall and lane clearly, label the main entrance and exit, and keep turning radii believable for everyday drivers.
Please put the entrance/exit at the same location it is at now (southwest corner)
I’ll review, mark up if needed, and sign off once the layout shows the maximum realistic capacity and maintains smooth traffic flow.
Please deliver a high-resolution PDF (and the editable source, whether that’s AutoCAD, Illustrator, or similar). The finished drawing should be presentation-ready: crisp line work, legible dimensions, and an obvious count of total parking spaces.
The land it starts at the road (south) and ends at the water (north). if you think it's best to keep the design from the small carpark that is already there than that is okay, otherwise feel free to create a design that optimizes flow (one way) while fitting as many cars as you can (realistically).
Key points to keep in mind:
• Space sizing should fit standard cars throughout.
• Paint every stall and lane clearly, label the main entrance and exit, and keep turning radii believable for everyday drivers.
Please put the entrance/exit at the same location it is at now (southwest corner)
I’ll review, mark up if needed, and sign off once the layout shows the maximum realistic capacity and maintains smooth traffic flow.
Please deliver a high-resolution PDF (and the editable source, whether that’s AutoCAD, Illustrator, or similar). The finished drawing should be presentation-ready: crisp line work, legible dimensions, and an obvious count of total parking spaces.