Carvana, an online retailer of automobiles, has opened Charlotte's first car vending machine. Located on South Boulevard near the Scaleybark light rail station, this structure displays vehicles in its 8-tier, glass clad tower while serving as a pickup/delivery location for its customers who purchase a vehicle online.
The building has a footprint of 7,900 square feet and offers a true experience for its customers. With the insertion of a coin into a slot, this automated delivery system vends the customers vehicle from the display tower, down the vehicle corridor, into a delivery bay where the customer can enter and inspect their new purchase.
The process can be watched and heard from the safety of the customer center viewing area. This concept has been constructed in six other states with more on the way. The multi-million dollar campus features a new 173,000-square foot facility located on a 98-acre parcel of wooded forest and farmland in Huntersville, North Carolina.
The building has a footprint of 7,900 square feet and offers a true experience for its customers. With the insertion of a coin into a slot, this automated delivery system vends the customers vehicle from the display tower, down the vehicle corridor, into a delivery bay where the customer can enter and inspect their new purchase.
The process can be watched and heard from the safety of the customer center viewing area. This concept has been constructed in six other states with more on the way. The multi-million dollar campus features a new 173,000-square foot facility located on a 98-acre parcel of wooded forest and farmland in Huntersville, North Carolina.
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This new unique structure located on Interstate 65 Tennessee is a five-story glass tower filled with used cars. The building, a fully-automated vending machine for cars, is owned by online auto retailer Carvana and is the first of its kind in the country. The fast-growing Arizona-based company is bringing the concept to many more markets.
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WHN Architects has been in architectural practice for 30 years. Our office is located at 330 West 10th Street, Charlotte, North Carolina and we occupy the entire building. Our professional staff consists of nine registered Architects, BIM technicians, designers, and support staff. WHN Architects is a hands-on firm that is committed to perfecting the details on every phase of a project.
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