This case study summarizes the lighting design for an Audi car showroom in Bhopal, India. The showroom was divided into four areas - external lighting at the entrance, lighting on the cars, lighting in the area tables, and lighting for new model attractions. Different light types and lumen levels were used in each area to create visual interest and properly illuminate the spaces based on their usage. Key areas included the entrance with 110 lumens, office rooms with 170-240 lumens, and sales desk with 170 lumens. Standard lighting levels for car showrooms, offices, and other spaces are also provided.

1. LIGHTING SYSTEM CASE STTUDY
AUDI BHOPAL(D.B MALL)

2. CONCEPT
• The feeling of the showroom, the structure, interior and lighting
should reflect the statement of the brand. When the customers
enter a showroom they should recognize and be able to identify the
car's brand.

4. AREAS OF LIGHTNING
• Car showrooms tend to be very large and only use general
lighting. This often ends up in a solution that feels monotone
and rather unexciting. Our eyes need some contrast in both
intensity and type of light to comfortably be able to see and
orientate in the surroundings.
• They divided the showroom into four different areas
according to the usage of lightning.
• 1.External lightning(at the entrance)
• 2.on cars(internal). The shiny metallic surface on the cars
creates a sparkling light effect
• 3.in the area of table.
• 4.new model attractions.

5. • .
ENTRANCE
The entrance should be pleasant and welcoming. From the outside
the showroom looked natural and exciting. At the entrance of the
showroom they tried to avoid glare as much as they can. Here they
used accessories that help to cut of the direct sight of the light
source. They used different light in the different areas of the
showroom. The height of the installation in this showroom was a
challenge. The lights used at the entrance had luminaries of about
110lumen

6. • OFFICE ROOM
• The here are divided into some hierarchy depending on the
cars rate and latest ones. In the primary displayed area they
used more spotlights together with general light to create an
interesting and dynamic environment. In the secondary
displayed area there is not the same need for exclusive
luminaires but just as important to use luminaires that give
sufficient light. The lux level is of 240 lumens

7. SALES DESK
• Due to the nature of car sales the cash desk tend to look a bit
different than normal shops. To create a pleasant place where you
sign the contract and buy your car, you can imitate the light as if it
where in a home or another comfortable environment. Try
combining many different types of light experiences. From a high
performing down light to a nice looking pendant. Elaborate with
light intensity and notice that a lower general light level with strong
contrasts can create a more enjoyable experience. The lux level is of
170 lumens.

8. LUX LEVELS
• 1. Entrance lights -240 lumen
• 2. another entrance light- 400 lumen
• 3. Headlights of car-220 lumen
• 4. Wall lights(in the exhibit space)- 70 lumen
• 5. Wall lights (in the office space)-170 lumen
• 6. Office lights -110 lumen

9. TYPES OF LIGHTS USED

11. Standards for design
• Car showroom - 500 to 1000 lumens
• Offices in general - 250 to 500 lumens
• Bathrooms - 100 to 150 lumens
• Garage - 250 to 500 lumens