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1. Exterior Lighting - Studio-29 for Regent Street, London; 2. Heritage - Speirs + Major for Burlington Arcade, London; 3. Hotel and Restaurant - Lighting Design International for Corinthia Hotel, London; 4. International Project (Exteriors) - Lichtvision Design & Engineering for National Stadium, Warsaw; 5. International Project (Interiors) - Mindseye for BMW Showroom George V, Paris; 6. Large Retail - Paul Nulty Lighting Design for Superdry, Regent Street, London; 7. Lighting for Leisure - Thinkwell Group in collaboration with Warner Bros for Warner Bros Studio Tour London: The Making of Harry Potter; 8. Public Buildings / Low Carbon - Morgan Sindall Professional Services for Gatwick Airport South Terminal Central Search Area; 9. Residential - Dandi Living for de Laszlo House, London.
LIGHT MINDED
Over 740 of the country’s leading lighting designers, manufacturers and architects joined together to celebrate the outstanding achievements in the UK lighting industry at the Lighting Design Awards 2013 held at London Hilton, Park Lane on March 23rd.
When the awards began with an appearance by Eric Idle (who gave a rendition of ‘Always Look On The Bright Side Of Life’ with Patrick Woodroffe who won a Special Recognition Award for his work for the London 2012 Olympic Opening Ceremony), the evening, hosted by comic Ed Byrne, was always going to be pretty memorable! Florence Lam of ARUP was the worthy, and popular, winner of the Lighting Designer of the Year award. Florence was commended by the judges, who commented: “She believes in the concept of total architecture and that lighting plays an important part, not just in revealing the architecture of a space, but also in delivering a healthy
environment for the occupants. The award recognises not just a portfolio of excellent work but also her efforts in nurturing new talent and the way she constantly gives back to the industry.” It was a good night for ARUP as they also won the Daylighting category for The Copper Box, Olympic Park, London. Lighting Design International scooped two awards, winning both the Hotel and Restaurants category for the Corinthia Hotel and the Small Retail category for the Lapicida stone showroom in Chelsea. Talking about the Corinthia Hotel, the judges thought the scheme was “beautifully executed, achieving appropriate and rich
lighting treatments throughout the varied spaces. The overall effect is impressive.” Lapicida’s flagship showroom was described as having the “wow factor” by the judges. They went on to describe it as “a highly individual scheme that creates a lovely atmosphere”. Uniquely, engineering and design consultancy Morgan Sindall Professional Services’ scheme at Gatwick Airport was the winner of both the Low Carbon and Public Building categories. The lighting scheme, praised by the judging panel as a “great use of light for wayfinding”, included intelligent, low energy LED fittings which reduced energy consumption by over 33%,
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