Parking

The trafficable roof vehicle lift is a unique solution unlocking opportunities for multi-use spaces and basement access. Providing a thoroughly considered package of features to suit various layouts, our trafficable roof vehicle lift can be installed in a courtyard, driveway or garage. When stowed the upper platform becomes an extension to your living space - hosting barbecues or providing another valuable parking space for your daily drive.

When working with councils and local government authorities, it is crucial to follow tried-and-true guidelines when planning any type of development. The off-street car parking standard (AS 2890.1) is no exception as it aims to provide clear guidelines on the sensible design of car parking facilities. Yet, while it is a great resource for conventional car park design, it does not specifically apply to the design of car stackers.

In New South Wales, recently issued Regulated Design Guidance has created confusion regarding the correct application of car hoists and passenger lifts. This raises an important question: Is it possible for a compliant solution under AS 1418.8:2008 “Cranes, hoists and winches Part 8: Special purpose appliances” to carry passengers?

LevantaPark were engaged to install a three level lift shaft that would combine the desired functionality, whilst complying with all the necessary restrictions and requirements - and provide a high-end finish to match the property’s exquisite design language as well as the sophisticated context of the neighbourhood.

Nestled in the thriving heart of South Brisbane, The Standard by Aria offers luxury apartment living with views to the CBD, Brisbane River, West End and Mt Cootha. The Standard boasts 46 one-bedroom, 166 two-bedroom and 49 three-bedroom apartments as well as luxury retail and commercial space on the lower floors.

15 Marshall St is an iconic heritage restoration project in the heart of Brisbane’s Fortitude Valley. The Marshall St building is steeped in history, dating back to the late 1890s when it was constructed for clothing merchants Stewart & Hemmant. Since then, it has been home to numerous businesses that have come and gone as the area has developed over the last century.