AWARDS
Lighting Design Awards
London 103
REVIEW
ENGLAND
A PRINCE AMONG MEN
LEE PRINCE WINS LIGHTING DESIGNER OF THE YEAR AT THE UK’S LIGHTING DESIGN AWARDS
HELD IN LONDON. SPEIRS AND MAJOR ASSOCIATES WINS INTERNATIONAL PROJECT OF THE
YEAR WHILST GE GAINS RECOGNITION FOR ITS VIO HIGH POWER WHITE LED
Pic: Lee Prince Pic: Andy Hendry
Lee Prince, Lighting
Designer of the Year,
with part of his scheme
for Gymbox, winner of
the Lighting for Leisure
category.
GE’s Vio, Luxo’s
Ninety and Martin
Professional’s Exterior
1200 Image Projector
were all winners in the
Products category
Three innovative products and highly varied but appropriate LED strings to create a sense of 1930s themes, the lighting design
eleven outstanding projects were solutions according to the nature movement. has been skilfully executed. This
the winners of this year’s Brit- of the project.” The Studio at the Andaz Hotel in a is a very precise and carefully
ish Lighting Design Awards at Light + Design Associates also Liverpool Street, London won the considered scheme.”
the London Hilton Hotel, on 12 won the Lighting for Leisure cat- Hotels and Restaurants category A striking scheme at Niketown
March. egory and the Heritage category for Elektra Lighting. The outstand- in Oxford Circus, London won
Projects were as diverse as they for the Gymbox 3 in Thread- ing feature of the scheme is the the Retail category for dpa light-
were distinguished, with a sublime needle Street, London and the backlit Wovin Wall ceiling, the first ing design whilst Maurice Brill
cathedral and an urban gym interior of Salisbury Cathedral time the material has ever been Lighting Design created a striking
sharing the laurels with a glisten- respectively. treated in this way. scheme for 133 Houndsditch
ing 50m wide spider’s web and a Arup Lighting won the Special Kevan Shaw Lighting Design won in London, which saw it take
luxury apartment on the Strand in Projects category for the Web the Public Buildings category for top honours in the Workplace
London. of Light in Liverpool. Created The Public, New Street, West category.
The Lighting Designer of the Year by Chinese artist Ai Weiwei, the Bromwich. “This is an exciting Pinniger and Partners took the
was named as Lee Prince, partner 8m-long spider and its 50m steel and vibrant lighting scheme which Low Carbon category for the Brit-
of Light + Design Associates. web was a challenging lighting enhanced a well-planned space,” ish Airways lounges at Terminal 5
Prince was cited by the judges for proposition. A series of RGB fit- said the judges. “The lighting at Heathrow Airport.
his “tremendous versatility and tings cycle coloured light over the provides a lot of the visual interest “The overall composition skilfully
skill” in delivering these diverse 5,000 glass crystals that cover the and makes the space work.” demonstrates how low energy
range of projects. “Whereas some spider’s body. Inside, 60 min- Firefly Lighting Design won the sources can be used successfully
lighting designers develop a style iature LED spots form the spine Residential category for a resi- in luxury environments,” said the
and bring a similar approach and each of the spider’s legs is dence in the Strand, London. The judges.
to their schemes, Lee produces wrapped with four lines of white judges verdict: “Picking up the Pritchard Themis designed the
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