The Audi Terminal building concept was conceived by Allmann Sattler Wappner Architects. Corporate Light was planned by Schmidt König and developed and implemented together with Siteco.

A concrete component of the lighting concept for the Terminals was a pillar luminaire custom developed by Siteco for the outdoor areas and featuring a wide range of lighting options.

Direct illumination of the vehicles is via pan-and-tilt directional spots with textured glass covers, installed flush to the ceiling.

For indirect general lighting of the showrooms, Siteco developed project-specific spotlights installed into curved walls.

According to the specific project, various numbers of asymmetric distribution spotlights can be combined to make a so-called light line.

In order to avoid the effects of glare experienced from specific viewing angles, the spots are equipped with a three-step anti-glare system.

In all Audi Terminals worldwide, application-oriented pillar luminaire systems from Siteco that can be flexibly equipped illuminate the outer spaces.

7.5 m high pillar luminaires were implemented for general outdoor lighting, and 6 m high pillars for illumination of the used car lots.