Parking opportunity scanner

Inspect parking lots in their urban context.

Lot2Block maps surface parking with nearby buildings, streets, transit, and amenities. Select a site, review what is mapped around it, and compare a reuse scenario on the same ground.

Mapped geometryScreening estimatesIllustrative scenarios
Open the parking scanner

The map is the product. Estimates are labelled, and scenarios are not forecasts or approvals.

Lot2Block map showing selected parking lots and nearby transit, amenities, and building context
Pittsburgh site overview Actual scanner capture

One site, two readings

See the existing lots. Then compare a built scenario.

Both captures show the same modeled Pittsburgh area in Lot2Block. The first records the parking condition. The second shows one illustrative reuse arrangement created in the scenario editor.

Lot2Block 3D view of four large Pittsburgh surface parking lots before a reuse scenario is applied
Existing parking condition
Before

Surface parking across four city blocks.

The 3D scanner view keeps the lots, streets, surrounding buildings, and nearby businesses visible as the starting condition.

Lot2Block 3D view of the same Pittsburgh area with an illustrative mix of buildings, green walls, trees, and retained parking
Illustrative reuse scenario
After

A mixed arrangement in the same block context.

The scenario introduces buildings, planted space, and retained parking. It is an editable comparison, not an entitlement, approved design, or forecast.

How it works

A short path from city map to site scenario.

Each step stays tied to the selected geography and names the source or assumption behind what appears.

  1. 01

    Choose a market.

    The scanner opens the mapped parking inventory and available local context for that city.

  2. 02

    Inspect the map.

    Select a lot and review mapped geometry, parcel and transit context, nearby uses, and available evidence layers.

  3. 03

    Compare a scenario.

    Switch between the current map and an adjustable 2D or 3D planning scenario. Treat every model output as a screen.

Walk-around in practice

Move from the site plan to the street.

These are actual Lot2Block product captures, not generated concept images. The city backdrop appears only where it was rendered by the app's configured 3D context.