Proposed Advanced Multi-Level Parking with Real-Time Tracking at Don Honorio Ventura State University Bacolor Campus, Pampanga, Philippines

The escalating demand for parking facilities presents a challenge for educational institutions, including Don Honorio Ventura StateUniversity (DHVSU) Main Campus. This study proposes implementing a multi-level steel parking structure with real-time tracking toimprove parking management efficiency, reduce congestion, and enhance campus mobility. An organized parking infrastructure aims to createa safer and more enjoyable environment for all community members and visitors.The On-Site Soil Investigation confirms the land's capabilityto support a multi-storey building, with adequate soil bearing capacity. Using steel as the primary construction material, the parking structureadheres to safety standards set by the National Building Code of the Philippines and is designed using the STAAD app to meet the NationalStructural Code of the Philippines 2015 requirements.The real-time parking system assigns spaces upon registration and QR code scanning,eliminating the need to search for spots and reducing lateness for students, faculty, and staff. This study highlights the importance of carefulplanning in enhancing campus mobility and safety through innovative parking solutions. Continuous improvement and collaboration withinthe academic community are vital for DHVSU's progress, optimizing parking infrastructure for the well-being of all campus constituents.