A structure designed for vehicle storage, but built with two levels, effectively doubles the available square footage compared to its single-story counterpart. This design typically accommodates one automobile on the ground floor, while the upper level offers additional space for storage, a workshop, or potentially even a small office area.
Such a configuration maximizes the use of limited property space, especially beneficial in densely populated urban areas or on smaller lots. Its vertical design offers enhanced storage solutions, effectively separating vehicle accommodation from other potential uses of the structure. Historically, these structures have evolved from simple carriage houses to more sophisticated spaces reflecting changing needs and lifestyles.