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168 TECHNOLOGY / UK LIGHTING DESIGN AWARDS PRODUCT AWARDS


Left to right iLuna, iGuzzini - External; Zest, Nualight - Interior; BattenFit, Ex-Or - Lighting Controls; MASTER LED Designer Bulb, Philips - Light Sources


EXTERNAL LUMINAIRES iLuna from iGuzzini is a receded LED uplight mainly used for lighting vertical surfaces including columns and trees. A decorative all glass white or RGB version can be used for signage in pavements or walls. “An elegant solution for exterior column and landscape lighting,” said the judges. The luminaire is designed to be much smaller than traditional uplights and its shape is suitable to illuminate any round surface. “Ahead of the curve, this system is perfect for exterior column lighting.”


INTERIOR LUMINAIRES Zest by Nualight is a linear LED accent lighting fixture designed as an LED alternative to HID spot lighting for fresh food displays in supermarkets. “The design of this product makes it so useful for its intended application. You’re definitely going to see these in a supermarket near you,” commented one of the judges. Better accentuation is achieved by Zest’s unique linear form and a rotating core enables beam adjustment without moving the luminaire.


LIGHTING CONTROLS The BattenFit range of energy-saving passive infrared detectors by Ex-Or is purpose designed for fitting to batten-style luminaires and is quick and easy to fit. “A well thought out, quick to install solution for every warehouse and back of house area,” said the judges. The switching version automatically switch lights on when someone enters an area, then switch off again when the area is vacated and, with the photocell option, monitors levels of natural light to further eliminate unnecessary energy use.


LIGHT SOURCES The Philips MASTER LED Designer Bulb 7W is designed to act as an easy retrofit replacement of incandescent bulbs. It produces a warm white light of 2700K. The judges commended its incandescent-like light distribution and good colour rendering. Suitable for general lighting and ambience creation in hotels, restaurants, shops and offices, the temperature range is from -20°C to +45°C ambient temperature and no IR and UV radiation.


beautiful movements of light and genera- tive sound across the space. Each of the inflatable globes contain custom LED light- ing, designed and fabricated for maximum controllability and energy efficiency. With over 400 channels of lighting control and a multi-directional sound system, DJ Light is comprised of a technically advanced set-up. “Fabulous, fun and fantastic,” said the judges.


DAYLIGHT


Arup won the Daylight award for The Sains- bury Laboratory, University of Cambridge. Generous but controlled daylight was key to achieving the high-quality and unique work- ing environment that sets The Sainsbury Laboratory apart from its more traditional counterparts. One of the judges comment- ed, “This is a great example of how daylight can be utilised to create a stimulating work environment. Exceptional, practical and attractive.”


Global Lighting Design Leader Florence Lam commented: “We are delighted to win this first Daylighting Award in the UK. The Light- ing Design Awards are an important event


in the industry calendar and our successful submissions have allowed Arup to reinforce its position as market leader in daylight design.”


INTERNATIONAL PROJECT (INTERIORS) Licht Kunst Licht continued their run of award winning with the International Inte- riors Project for Columbarium “Liebfrauen- kirche”, Dortmund, Germany. The lighting design was created to be appropriate in the context of a sacral building in its spatial and atmospherical qualities. “Beautiful, simple, delicate and sympathetic,” said the judges. By combining a separately switched and dimmable ambient and accent lighting system, various lighting scenarios can be achieved, while the luminaire as a visual object blends into the background. The LED technology is continuously dimmable meaning illuminance levels can be adapted to various user scenarios and a light sensor enables the artificial lighting to react to changing daylight situations. “The subtle lighting design approach to this building with direct and indirect light is very ef- fective,” said the judges, “It’s simply and


effectively designed and executed.”


INTERNATIONAL PROJECT (EXTERIORS) Broken Light in Rotterdam, winner of the International Exteriors Project for Daglicht & Vorm Rudolf Teunissen, was the prod- uct of a competition that invited lighting designers to present a design that reflected the importance of light and in particu- lar its relationship with public space in Rotterdam’s Katendrecht. Completed in late 2010, the project has transformed the look and feel of the street, creating an interior, cathedral-like space that covers a 4000 sqm projection area. “I wish I had designed this,” commented one of the judges. “It’s bold, forward-thinking and technically bril- liant.” The light sculpture has rejuvenated a street that until a few years ago was rife with crime. Tall columns rise up along facades. Static and tight, the beams are balanced by pools of light reflecting on the ground. What looks like graffiti from above, pedestrians experience as light and dark. The light motifs are compared to flowers and birds. www.lightingawards.com


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