In 2020, an underground automatic parking system from Lödige Industries will provide six additional parking spaces for a completely renovated residential building in Dusseldorf's Friedrichstadt.

In 2018, Lödige Industries delivered an automated parking system for the BLOX building in Copenhagen. The building was designed by Ellen van Loom of the Dutch Office for Metropolitan Architecture (OMA) and houses the Danish Architecture Centre. The system is providing parking spaces for…

The car park system in an historic, half-timbered building in the German town of Duderstadt combines space-saving parking with convenience.

Lödige Industries has secured a contract from SSR-Performance to deliver an automated car storage system. The 141-space facility in Munich, Germany is billed to be the most modern automated system aimed at luxury and classic car owners.

The parking system in Dokk1 in Aarhus (Urban Mediaspace Aarhus) is the Europe's largest automatic car park. It accommodates almost 1000 cars and a single car can be parked within 40 - 60 sec.

In 2015, Lödige Industries installed the first automated parking system in Ottawa for Windmill Developments. It enables parking for 47 cars and serves residential parking in “The Eddy” Building.

Herengracht 1 was the first ever system 5BY2 designed and installed. After more than 25 years of use it remains fully operational and reliable.

Lödige Industries is providing an innovative hybrid solution for the MIZAL Campus at Düsseldorf's Medienhafen, designed by Eller + Eller, combining a conventional underground car park with a fully automated parking system.

Lödige Industries will deliver an automated underground parking system in Amsterdam’s canal belt area. The system, which will park up to 270 cars, will utilise a hybrid combination of the two parking technologies employed by the company.

The fully automated parking system for Hansa Residence in Hamburg's Steilshoop district was installed in 2019. In total, the pallet parking system can provide 17 car parking spaces on a footprint of only 320m 2 .

In July 2000, Lödige Industries was contracted to design an automatic car park system for the Silodam building, which is located in the western dock area of Amsterdam. 109 parking spaces could be provided in tight spaces with the help of two separately installed systems.