Architectural Design- Parking Garage

Design Philosophy
Architecture serves as nature’s eloquent expression through both simplistic and intricate
analogies.

Design Concept
The Beehive concept epitomizes efficiency and sustainability. Just as bees meticulously organize
their hexagonal cells to optimize space, the Beehive Parking Structure efficiently maximizes
parking space within a compact footprint. Embracing the beehive's eco-consciousness, mirroring
the sustainable practices of bees in nature. Aesthetically, it seamlessly integrates with the
building character, evoking the intricate beauty of a beehive and symbolizing harmony with
nature. This concept fosters organized traffic flow, community spirit, and educational
opportunities, making it an ideal fit for the parking facility, echoing the collaborative nature of
bees in a hive.
Design Objectives
 To maximize parking capacity while minimizing the structural footprint.
 To reduce environmental impact by integrating sustainable features, such as green
roofing and rainwater harvesting.
 To create an aesthetically pleasing and harmonious addition to the campus environment.
 To ensure efficient traffic circulation and management within the parking facility.
 To foster a sense of community and cooperation among campus users.
 To provide educational opportunities about sustainability and environmental
conservation.
 To design for adaptability and future expansion while maintaining the Beehive-inspired
character.

Design Considerations
 Adequate Parking
 Accessibility
 Zoning Regulations and Law Compliance
 Student-Centric
 Traffic Management
 Green Building Standards
 Scalability