Hello, Veeky Forums, Veeky Forums here needing some help.
I have a car collection that has outgrown my garage space, and what I'm planning on doing is constructing a new building for my business and having the first floor be garage space for my cars.
You guys collect any inspiration for what a well designed large garage might look like? I have 16 cars now, so probably would like it to house ~20 cars, and include a wash bay + lift bay. The easier to drive in and out the better. Obviously capacity is going to depend on how big of a piece of land I can get that I think is smart to bank and build on.
I'd be building a commercial building "shell", so the ceilings would be significantly higher. Taller ceilings would also be required for me to have a lift.
Idea is I buy the land, building a concrete multistory building that is mostly hollow on the inside, then I use the first floor as a garage, and second and third floors for some work related things, and then if someone wants to buy it/I outgrow it in the future, a potential buyer could easily convert it into offices or apartments or whatever.
Liam Walker
One idea I had was I liked the Porsche museums walls, which I believe in the photography world is called a cyclorama. White floor would be tough, but maybe could do black until the edges or something for some cool contrast.
Joshua Diaz
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Wyatt Morris
Perhaps a bad use of space, but, just an idea I had.
Brody Thomas
Veeky Forums's ideal garage is the bus depot so find some pics of those.
Post collection tho.
John Richardson
fuck all that shit.
go big concrete
google "brutalist architecture"
in short, build a fucking bunker for those cunts. will be cost affective, time will be minimal (because pouring concrete slabs in factory is faster than putting up a frame) and it'll look awesome. also fire proof as well.
go concrete.
Leo Barnes
If you'll have a lift friendly ceiling anyway, you might as well make every bay a lift and save half the space.
