The lighting applications of urban planning halls and enterprise exhibition halls are different from those of museums. The museum displays the lighting effect on the premise of cultural relic protection. Low illumination, high contrast, pursuing the visual focus of space. The planning hall and enterprise exhibition hall pay attention to display lighting effect, high illumination, low contrast, and more consideration of visual comfort. The design of the planning hall and the enterprise hall should comprehensively consider the space layout, the display needs of exhibits, atmosphere creation, space characteristics and audience experience.

Spatial zoning lighting: generally divided into two parts: basic lighting and key lighting. For urban planning pavilions and enterprise pavilions, bright and uniform basic lighting is used to show the overall layout, and diffuse embedded lamps and track spotlights are usually used.

The basic lighting illuminance is usually set at about 200LX. Key lighting areas, such as iconic building models, product models, etc., can be highlighted by zoom track spotlights to highlight details and importance, and the illuminance can be appropriately increased to 800LX-1000LX.

Scene construction lighting: In the urban historical culture or corporate cultural exhibition area, to reflect its historical precipitation, warm-toned lighting (such as about 3000K) is generally used with soft indirect lighting, such as light belts to illuminate the edge of the cultural relic display cabinet to create a historical atmosphere.

In the future planning area, those who display modern scenes can use cold white (4000-5000K) lighting to achieve dynamic light and shadow effects through an intelligent dimming system, reflecting a sense of technology and forward-looking.

Interactive area lighting: In some experiential interactive areas, such as the display interactive scene equipment in the urban planning hall and the product interaction area of the enterprise, set up local lighting to avoid screen reflection, and ensure that the audience has enough brightness when operating. Small spotlights or light strips with a hood can be installed. It is also recommended to introduce an intelligent control system to automatically adjust the lighting brightness, color and scene mode according to the display needs of different time periods and regions, while improving management efficiency and visitor experience.

Key lighting for product display: mainly used to highlight important exhibits, models, products, exhibition boards, etc. Enhance its attractiveness and visual impact. It usually uses high-focus lamps such as zoomable lights and track lights to adjust the irradiation angle and beam size to accurately illuminate the target object, and the brightness of the key illumination is usually 3 to 5 times the basic illumination, and the illumination can be increased to 800LX-100 LX, but you should also pay attention to avoid excessive lighting causing reflection or damage to the exhibits.