Introduction

To make the point clear: both online and on the Tuzhu platform, parking lots are designed as single-lane structures that can only accommodate one row of vehicles, resulting in very low lane utilization;

I wanted to create a parking structure that could hold more cars without interfering with play, so this design was born—a true multi-story parking tower. (Each level can accommodate up to 18 vehicles.)

The parking spaces on either side share a single lane, maximizing lane efficiency; the build volume is limited to 256×250 mm for P2S printing (alternatively, you can use the A1 or P1 print plates for separate-part builds as well).

BOM:

A number of thin strings (for elevator lifting)

Optional: (if lighting isn’t required, this component can be omitted)

Four-color LED strips, with a width of no more than 12 mm

A supply of filament

A 15×21 boat-shaped switch—one per floor

One LED controller

One 12 V power supply

Installation:

Please refer to the video I posted on Bilibili:

https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1DTQBBXEsD/

Notes on assembling the individual parts:

Installing the base frame is relatively labor-intensive, but once assembled correctly, the structure is very stable. If assembly proves difficult, you can use your slicing software to modify the model by removing one or both of the central protrusions—see the updated Disk 10 for reference.