Service halls are principally spaces where working areas and public areas come together, and are found for example in airports and railway stations.
Lighting concepts can be adopted that relate specifically to the spacial separation between the working and public areas, and can assume varying approaches. An independent lighting concept is often assigned to service halls where customers pass by or queue, and a separate lighting system with increased ilghting levels and distinctive colour temperatures can be utilised. The concept can emphasise spacial quality and size by including the planning of wall and ceiling areas to underly the representative character of the service area. In this case, secondary reflector systems and pillar mounted floodlights are used.
sample projections / planning examples in Relux
