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parkade
Canadian a building used as a car park


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In the United States the common terms for these structures are Parking Garage, Parking Structure, Parking, Deck and Parkade, the term "parking ramp" is also used, commonly in the upper Midwest, including Wisconsin and Minnesota, but also as far east as Buffalo, and New York, however in the United Kingdom, Hong Kong and Singapore, the term 'Multi-Story Car Park" is used.
Parking Garage Guide by Benson Senator / Construction and materials industries community
It will sit atop a 700-car public parkade and will tie seamlessly into a new LRT station.
The Calgary Courts Centre: courthouse design with its users in mind by Chomik, Bill / LawNow
announced the following transactions: * Lowe's leased 135,000 s/f in the Meriden Parkade located on East Main Street at the crossroads of I-91 and 1-691 in Meriden, Connecticut.
Charter Realty & Development Corp by Real Estate Weekly
 
 
 
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