Studio Matrx Monthly · Volume 1 · Issue 2 · July 2026
Amogh N P
 In loving memory of Amogh N P — Architect · Designer · Visionary 
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Parking Layout Planner

Rough out how many bays a rectangular area holds. Enter the dimensions, pick a bay angle, and this lays out a double-loaded module (two rows sharing an aisle) and estimates the capacity — so you can compare 90-degree against angled before you draw anything.

Bays line up along this.

Modules stack across this.

Module for 90 deg (perpendicular): two 5.0 m bay rows + a 6 m aisle = 16 m deep, bays every 2.5 m.

Indicative capacity
0 bays

12 bays per row × 2 modules × 2 rows.

Efficiency
~20 sqm / car

Gross area per bay for this layout. 90-degree usually packs the most; angled needs a narrower aisle but wastes a little area.

Indicative only. This is an idealised rectangle with no columns, ramps, entries, lifts or irregular edges — a real parking layout by a professional fits fewer bays. Bay and aisle dimensions are typical planning values; confirm against NBC (SP 7:2026) and your local development-control regulations. Accessible bays, turning and egress must never be squeezed to lift the count.