Porsche Design Unveiled Luxury Car Storage Concept
The new Porsche Design Concours will offer climate-controlled, deeded storage spaces for automotive collectors.
Updated on Sept. 28, 2026 in Car Culture
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Porsche Design and Newgard Development Group have announced a new luxury car storage and club concept known as the Porsche Design Concours. This project is designed to transform standard vehicle storage into private, upscale living spaces for collectors across the United States.
Why it matters
The venture aims to elevate the storage experience by offering deeded ownership of climate-controlled units that function as high-end living spaces for automotive enthusiasts. It represents a move away from basic utility storage toward a community-focused model for car collections.
Each of the two initial properties will feature 22 climate-controlled studios ranging from 2,700 to 6,000 square feet. These units include a mezzanine level, a full bathroom, and a wet bar.
The players
Porsche Design
An offshoot of the German automotive manufacturer known for luxury goods, architectural projects, and high-end automotive design.
Newgard Development Group
A residential and commercial real estate development company focusing on luxury lifestyle projects.
The details
The facilities operate as a multi-level studio environment where owners can display vehicles within a central climate-controlled indoor gallery. Membership provides access to lifestyle amenities such as padel courts, spa facilities, fine dining, and private coworking spaces. Each studio is secured with 24-hour protection and is architecturally customized through collaborations with firms like Gensler and Urban Robot Associates.
Timeline
2028: The first Porsche Design Concours properties are scheduled to open.
The Home Front
This project marks a significant evolution in the luxury garage-condominium market, where deeded real estate is increasingly used to house high-value personal collections. It follows a trend of developers blending residential comfort with professional-grade vehicle climate control.
If you are interested in this development, track the progress of the Dallas and West Palm Beach sites as the 2028 opening date approaches. Consider the implications of deeded ownership for your vehicle collection versus traditional leasing or commercial off-site storage options.
The takeaway
This development suggests a shift toward integrating luxury residential amenities directly into automotive storage spaces. Collectors should keep an eye on upcoming design specifications for these properties as 2028 nears to see how they align with specific vehicle preservation needs.
Further reading
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