>A shopping center in my city has a multistory car park as a part of the building on the side That seems like a pretty typical example of what you'd see as par

>A shopping center in my city has a multistory car park as a part of the building on the side That seems like a pretty typical example of what you'd see as parking for a US suburb that was initially build as sprawl in the 50s but has had to begin becoming dense because economics (like around DC or Miami or the outer suburbs of Boston)