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1. Small Retail - Lighting Design International for Lapicida Showroom, London; 2. Special Projects - Hoare Lea Lighting for Strand East Tower, London; 3. Workplace Lighting - KSLD for Spectrum House, Glasgow; 4. Daylight - Arup for The Copper Box, Olympic Park, London; 5. External Luminaires - acdc for Fusion; 6. Interior Luminaires - Havells-Sylvania UK for Concord Glacé; 7. Lighting Designer of the Year - Florence Lam of ARUP; 8. Light Sources - Toshiba Information Systems for E-CORE LightEngine; 9. Light Controls - Remote Controlled Lighting Ltd for iDirect.
improved wayfinding and operational efficiency in the area.
Spectrum House in Glasgow won the Workplace Lighting category for KSLD, who worked with Michael Laird Architects on the refurbishment project to improve the visibility and appeal of this commercial rental building. Kevan Shaw, Design Director at KSLD, said “We’re very proud that Spectrum House has received this Award. The judges remarked on the detailing and integration of the lighting. This is only possible working with an architect, in this case Tim Griffin from Michael Laird Architects who trusts the lighting designer and responds to their ideas and advice.” Burlington Arcade in London won the Heritage category for Speirs + Major, continuing their remarkable run of award winning form. The judges praised the “sophisticated and subtle” lighting for the Grade II listed shopping mall located in one of London’s most prestigious retail districts. Of the international categories, German practice Lichtvision won the exterior
category for it’s work on the National Stadium, Warsaw, Poland (in which they used over 200 Schreder columns and 1500 Traxon LED fixtures), with UK practice Mindseye winning the interior category for its design for the BMW Showroom George V, Paris. Mindseye developed possibly the most sophisticated car specific lighting strategy ever devised and the final results, at the BMW showroom on the prestigious Avenue George V, are truly spectacular. Concord’s Glace LED architectural luminaire took home the prestigious award for Interior Luminaire of the Year. “With such an experienced and high-profile judging panel, these awards are hard to win. We are absolutely thrilled to have won the Interior Luminaire category for the Lighting Design Awards 2013,” commented Dave Ribbons, Vice President Sales and Marketing at Havells-Sylvania Europe. “Recognised as a particularly competitive category, we were originally delighted to have been shortlisted - twice - for the Beacon Projector and Glace. Now to actually walk away with the
win for our Concord Glace is a fantastic achievement. It’s a real recognition of all the hard work that goes into every Concord luminaire. I’d like to particularly thank our senior product designer Tony Lawrence and his team, who have been instrumental in creating and developing our award-winning product portfolio.”
acdc picked up the prize for External Luminaires for their dynamic, intelligent floodlight Fusion. The new family of acdc’s dynamic architectural floodlights designed to provide dynamic colour and white, accent and flood lighting. The lit effect has been produced as a result of research into the unique LED placement to improve colour mixing and uniformity. Remote Controlled Lighting won the Light Controls product category, with its iDirect Lighting Control System from Remote Controlled Lighting. Designed specifically for the iPad, the app offers a new and innovative way to select and control RCL spotlights.
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