The Central Design Institute has developed construction projects for modern service centers of leading automobile brands - Audi, Skoda, Opel, Renault and Volvo. Each facility is a multifunctional automobile complex designed for selling imported passenger cars, their pre-sales preparation, as well as for providing a full range of maintenance and repair services.
- Service centers include:
- showrooms for demonstrating new models;
- customer reception and service areas;
- technical inspection, repair and diagnostics areas;
- body and paint shops;
- warehouses and administrative and residential areas.
The goal of the project isto create a modern car service infrastructure that meets international brand standards and provides a high level of service for customers. The developed complexes are aimed at increasing the efficiency of car dealers, improving maintenance logistics, reducing repair time, and improving staff working conditions. Characteristics of the complexes:
- Complex No. 1 — is focused on selling about 600 cars per year and servicing and repairing approximately 40,000 units of transport per year.
- Complex No. 2 — ensures the sale of up to 1,000 cars per year and the performance of about 25,000 technical maintenance and repairs annually.
- Architectural concept: The projects are designed taking into account the corporate standards of each automotive brand, which is reflected in the style of the facades, interior planning and color solutions. The architectural idea is based on the principles of openness, technology and comfort. Special attention is paid to the effective organization of customer and transport flows, optimal zoning of service areas, as well as the use of energy-efficient and modern engineering systems.
