AKE’s 2015 announcement records the award of a parking guidance project for Huawei bases in Shenzhen, Beijing, Shanghai and Nanjing. The report describes a combined renovation brief of 8,000 underground parking spaces; it is an award-stage record, not confirmation of a present-day installation inventory.
Four campuses with different parking scales
The source lists 4,000 underground spaces in Shenzhen, 1,000 in Beijing, 1,500 in Shanghai and 1,500 in Nanjing. The project aim was to improve the parking experience for employees and visitors moving through these facilities.
Ultrasonic guidance in the renovation brief
The archived announcement describes an ultrasonic sensor-based guidance approach. Ultrasonic Parking Guidance Sensor is part of AKE’s parking-guidance family, alongside other sensor types, cameras and displays.
The historical article does not establish the exact equipment configuration or completion status of each campus today.
Treat each campus as a separate design problem
A multi-site programme needs a site-by-site survey. Confirm the existing parking layout, access routes, ceiling conditions and proposed parking zones at each campus before preparing a common procurement or acceptance framework.
A combined space count is useful for understanding programme scale, but it should not replace individual site equipment schedules.
Questions and answers
What scale was described in the 2015 announcement?
The article records 8,000 underground spaces across four Huawei bases: Shenzhen, Beijing, Shanghai and Nanjing.
Does this article confirm the current completion status?
No. It reports a project award and renovation brief. Current installation and operating details would require updated project evidence.
