The phrase "a massive parking" is not correct in standard English usage.
It is typically used to describe a large parking area or facility, but it should be phrased as "a massive parking lot" or "a massive parking garage."
Example: "The new shopping center features a massive parking lot that can accommodate thousands of vehicles."
Alternatives: "a large parking area" or "an extensive parking space."
"People have to leave their cars someplace, and unfortunately we are already becoming a massive parking lot for Connecticut".
The gray concrete complex, which was completed in 2009 by the Binladin Group, at a cost of $1.1 billion, looks like a massive parking garage.
Central to their message is a refusal to accept what has become of the communal landscape, as exemplified by this, the Laurel Shopping Center: a seemingly endless concrete U of shops that curves around the dominant aesthetic offering of a massive parking lot, where our car is now anchored like a small vessel in an asphalt bay.
He has offered to build a massive parking lot and staging area within the proposed Canyon Forest Village;along with low-cost housing, a movie theater, schools and a health clinic for the 3,000 people who work in the park.
The open space "amenity" will be a massive parking lot.
Is it like a pea or like the size of a massive parking deck or something?
The land bordering the Red River was turned into a massive park known as the Greater Grand Forks Greenway.
Last June we found ourselves in a massive park just outside Paris watching the likes of Ben Klock, Ricardo Villalobos and Nina Kraviz absolutely killing it in front of a huge crowd of extremely up for it French revellers.
A massive park in rural Japan will host six stunning light installations by digital art collective teamLab, transforming trees, lakes, and rocks into interactive art pieces all collectively called A Forest Where Gods Live.
Across the Metroplex, Fort Worth's new, informally named West 7th district is less cohesive than the more mature Bishop Arts (and a few massive parking garages detract from its pedestrian mission), but its overall location may be better.
When they're not raising hell and chugging $12 beers inside the Levi's Stadium, all those sports fans will be encouraged to hang out in Super Bowl City—a massive "interactive theme park" being built near Market Street.
