Are Parking Minimums a Thing of the Past?
The first minimum parking requirement was established in 1923 in Columbus, Ohio. By the 1950s, parking minimums had grown to become a...
The Curb: Gateway to the City
In a true mixed-modal mobility paradigm, the curb region is a complex shared environment — perhaps the most valuable public asset in...
Sustainable Garages in Wood
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) recently issued a report on the startling extent of worldwide climate change.¹ It presents serious...
New In Civil + Structural Engineer Magazine
Updated PROVISIONS and Standards Ensure Safety of Cantilever Girder Structures Gerber Girders, or cantilever girders, have been one of the most widely used...
Airport Parking, TNC’s and and Airport Business
Airport Parking in the Age Of Uber Ridership of transportation network companies (TNCs) like Uber and Lyft is increasing, and that’s posing new...
Chip Cards, Risk and Parking Operators
Chip Cards Reduce Costs and Risks for Parking Operators In 2015, the U.S. payment card industry shifted liability for fraudulent credit card transactions...
Greener Parking on Higher Education Campuses
Duke University Garage's Sustainable Design Cuts Energy Cost in Half At Duke University, the Science Drive Garage anchors the main campus portal. Building the...
My Technology Budget was Approved, Now What?
WHAT TO DO AFTER YOUR TECHNOLOGY BUDGET HAS BEEN APPROVED BY YOUR REVIEW BOARD... Your Parking Access and Revenue Control System (PARCS) has...
Parking Audits are More Important than Ever
WALKER'S Will Rhodin, Consultant from the Philadelphia office recently wrote an article in the Colorado Real Estate Journal Property Management Quarterly Report....
How Technology has Transformed Parking
How Technology has Transformed Parking Walker's Dan Kupferman, Principal and Director of Car Park Management Systems (CPMS) was recently quoted in an article...
“Soaring TNC use” in April issue of Airport Impr...
In a recent article found in Airport Improvement magazine, Senior Vice President, Mary Smith discusses the potential for reduced airport parking revenues...
Passenger Terminal World – Wheels of Fortune
In the March issue of Passenger Terminal World, WALKER's Art Stadig, Managing Principal and Director of Aviation Services (Boston office) was recently...
IT Connectivity
IT CONNECTIVITY IN THE AGE OF AVs While it is not yet completely clear how AVs will utilize IT connectivity, it is clear...