The Shortlist for the 2020 Lux Awards has been announced and this year the list features a whole host of innovative projects and inventive new technologies.

A team of expert judges – consisting of experienced lighting professionals, designers and end users of lighting – have considered the entries and whittled down the list to just those schemes that they believe have a shot at winning a coveted Lux Award trophy.

See the winners revealed at the Lux Awards 2020 digital ceremony which closes the LuxLive Digital Festival of Lighting at 4pm on Thursday 12 November.

LUX AWARDS 2020 SHORTLIST iN FULL

Retail Lighting Project of the Year

Harrods Men’s Shoes Department, London – Lighting Design International

Icon Outlet at the O2, London – Hoare Lea

Lush, Liverpool – Michael Grubb Studio

Marks & Spencer, Nationwide – Signify

 

Industrial and Transport Lighting Project of the Year

Gloucester Green Car Park, Oxford – Oxford City Council

Paddington Station, Elizabeth Line, London – WSP

 

Hospitality, Leisure and Faith Lighting Project of the Year

Church of St Faith, Overbury, Worcestershire – dpa lighting consultants

St Matthias Church, London – CES Lighting & Electrical Specialists

The Standard Hotel, London – Isometrix Lighting + Design

Royal Opera House, London – StudioFractal

 

Office, Education and Healthcare Lighting Project of the Year

Barings Bank, London – Hoare Lea

Heanor Park Care Home, Derbyshire – amBX

Teaching and Learning Building, University of Birmingham – BDP

West Downs Campus, University of Winchester – Michael Grubb Studio

 

Outdoor Lighting Project of the Year

The Iron Bridge, Shropshire – LPA Lighting

Quadrant Arcade, London – AECOM

Royal Liver Building, Liverpool – Arup

Sayer Street and The Meadow, London – Michael Grubb Studio

 

Interior Luminaire of the Year

Air-Lume – Trinity Lighting

Blade R – iGuzzini

Prismpack – Holophane Europe

 

Exterior Luminaire of the Year

Link2Home camera floodlight – Link2Home UK

Stealth with SAM – Acrospire Products

Xeon – Eclatec

 

Emergency Lighting Product of the Year
in association with RP-Technik

Alya – Fox Lux

Dimming Halo Emergency – Liteplan Emergency Lighting

Integrated Sensor and Emergency Light – Simmtronic

Safecility wireless emergency lighting control – Safecility

 

Connected Lighting Innovation of the Year

Biolux HCL – Ledvance

Lys Button and Light Diet – Lys

Trulifi – Signify

 

Enabling Technology of the Year

Ilona-Zoom – LEDil

LH281H – Samsung Electronics

Vesta Thrive – Bridgelux

 

Controls Product of the Year

ActiveAhead Generation 2 – Helvar

Comlight Zhaga Radar Sensor – Smart City Products

Gesture contactless light switch – Verde LED

 

Supplier of the Year

Hacel Lighting

Skinflint

Thorlux Lighting

Client of the Year

To be announced during the ceremony

Young Lighter of the Year

In association with the Society of Light and Lighting

Shortlist to be announced

Lux Person of the Year

To be announced during the ceremony

Take a look at the Lux Awards 2020 Judges and those who will take on the challenge of choosing this year’s best lighting projects and products.

From left to right: Carmela Dagnello, WSP; Gordon Routledge, Ideas with Energy; Simon Barnett, Light On Line; Anna Rooney, AECOM; Michael Collett, EXALTA; Ray Molony, Lux Review; Rebecca Weir, Light IQ.

From left to right: Alan Tulla, Lux Review; Kristina Allison, Atkins Global; Caroline Webb, Max Fordham LLP; Giles Radford, City of London; Chris Barnes, London South Bank University; Ray Molony, Lux Review; Sophie Parry, Zumtobel Group.

To find out more about the judges click here.

Do you have an outstanding product or project worthy of being a winner? Enter for a Lux award today! Entries close 25th September at midnight BST.

When: 11 November 2020

Where: Troxy, London

The Lux Awards are designed to celebrate and reward both creativity and sustainability, recognising clients and end-users that have used lighting in exceptional ways to improve their lit environment, reduce energy and achieve business objectives.

Celebrating excellence in lighting, the glamorous evening includes a glittering networking drinks reception, the presentation ceremony, gala dinner, and an after-party.

Entries are now open, and with 13 diverse categories to choose from, there is an opportunity for everyone to be in with a chance of winning a coveted Lux Awards trophy. Entries cost £170 +VAT. To take a look at the categories and begin your entry, click here.

Entries close 5 July 2020.

The Lux Awards are designed to celebrate and reward both creativity and sustainability, recognising clients and end-users that have used lighting in exceptional ways to improve their lit environment, reduce energy and achieve business objectives.

The line-up of speakers has been named for next week’s LuxLive 2020 Digital Festival and includes world class designers Mark Major, Dean Skira and Robyn Goldstein, scientists Christopher Cuttle and Stephen Lockley, and tech innovators Sami Salomaa and Szymon Slupik. 

LuxLive Digital Festival – which takes place on Wednesday 11 November and Thursday 12 November 2020 –  will have a central theme of Health and Wellbeing and is divided into four main strands: Emergency Lighting, Smart Lighting, Workplace and Lightspace, focusing on lighting in architecture.

Each strand will take centre stage at certain times throughout the festival and will deliver compelling content.

Here’s the top 10 speakers not to miss:

1 MARK MAJOR

Mark Major, co-founder and director of London-based lighting design practice Speirs + Major will explore his relighting of the 900-year-old Norwich Cathedral at 1.20pm on Thursday 12 November.

2 DEAN SKIRA

Dead Skira, director of Skira Architectural Lighting, will present a session called ‘The simple Trick that created a dramatic office exterior’ and in it he will look at the clever use of an exterior ‘blade’ fitting to create a dramatic and dynamic lighting installation at a prominent office development in Zagreb.

The design used IP-rated fittings with 360 degree blade optics – the iGuzzini Trick luminaires – to illuminate the brise soleil, which in turn acts as a secondary reflector. The talk takes place on Thursday 12 November at 2pm.

3 ROBYN GOLDSTEIN

Robyn Goldstein of HLB Lighting Design will walk us through the lighting at the global headquarters of cybersecurity firm Akamai Technologies in Massachusetts at 11.40am on Thursday 12 November.

Drawing inspiration from the idea of network connectivity, the Akamai HQ features a concept that begins in the lobby, with lines of light guiding people throughout the 19-story building along a continuous mile-long path, known as the ‘AkaMile’.

This high-concept design is both visually stunning and energy efficient, designed to both LEED v4 and WELL v2 Gold certification levels.

4 CHRISTOPHER CUTTLE

Christopher ‘Kit’ Cuttle, the well-known lighting scientist and educator, will argue that it’s time to replace the lumen in his presentation at 12.40pm on Thursday 12 November.

The lumen, a measure of lighting since the 1920s, is outdated and needs to be replaced – but with what? Cuttle will explain why the notion of a fundamental unit of light is no longer tenable and how it could be revised.

5 & 6 STEVEN LOCKLEY AND SAMI SALOMAA

Steven Lockley, associate professor of medicine in the sleep medicine department at Harvard Medical School will discuss ‘why circadian lighting is important’ with Sami Salomaa, the founder of Nordic lighting startup Light Cognitive, at 2.10pm on Wednesday 11 November.

Dr Lockley and Salomaa discuss how we can benefit from circadian lighting.  Circadian lighting is smarter and more realistic than ever before – allowing us to benefit from convincing artificial skylights and natural light features in all spaces.

7 SZYMON SLUPIK

Szymon Slupik, CTO and co-founder at Silvair will join Alan Jackson, ‘chief evangelist’ at Helvar and Paul Drosihn, general manager of The DALI Alliance (DiiA) in a panel discussion entitled: DALI-2® and Bluetooth® mesh: A game changer?’

The organisations behind Bluetooth mesh and the DALI-2® protocols have worked together on a specification for a standard interface, allowing DALI® light fittings to talk to Bluetooth mesh wireless lighting controllers and accelerating the development of intelligent and connected lighting systems.

8 LARA JIAD

Lara Jiad, associate in the lighting team at WSP, will explore street data and connectivity.

Jiad currently has a number of trail sites in the UK looking at highway sensors that monitor drainage to help local authorities with maintenance.

9 SOPHIE PARRY

Sophie Parry, technical applications consultant at the Society of Light and Lighting, will give a vital and timely presentation on emergency lighting entitled: ‘Your responsibilities under the law’. She will run though our current obligations to ensure compliance in terms of emergency lighting standards, testing and maintenance, including the new ‘points of emphasis’ additions to the regulations. It takes place on Wednesday 11 November at 9.30am.

10 RUTH KELLY WASKETT

Hoare Lea associate Ruth Kelly Waskett will explore lighting for productivity and wellness and outline a comparison briefing for end users. She will answer questions such as: What is difference between colour-tuneable lighting and circadian lighting and how do they apply in a workplace? What are the measurable benefits to occupants of using these systems? Are they worth the investment in terms of productivity?

Colour-tuneable white LEDs are currently fashionable for offices – but do they deliver any real circadian benefits?

Kelly will explore the issue with reference to real-world installations.

11 & 12 ELETTRA BORDONARO AND MANEL KHALE

Bordonaro and Khale will explore ‘light and the social impact’ in a special ‘Women in Lighting’ session.

Bordonaro, the founder and creative director of Light Follows Behaviour, will discuss how light enables us to evaluate the inequalities in public space and how it can be a vehicle to improve the society we live in.

Khale, of Makali Design, will speak specifically on a ground roots project using solar lighting to tackle problems caused by the recent devastation in Beirut.

 

In addition to the headline acts, the event will also offer sponsored keynote presentations as well as case studies and interactive learning.

The Emergency Lighting strand includes presentations of the responsibilities of building owners under the law, how to do a risk assessment, emergency lighting for social housing, how to manage emergency lighting across an estate and emergency lighting controls.

The Smart Lighting stream sponsored by Bluetooth will look at how to monitor social distancing using the lights, how circadian lighting transformed life at a Derby care home, the lighting controls behind the City of London become a ‘smart city’, the compatibility of DALI-2 and Bluetooth mesh and what it means for lighting control, and how street lights that monitor air quality and footfall.

The Workplace track will focus on lighting for productivity and wellness. Seminars will explore how to light to the WELL v2™ pilot standard as well as some high profile case studies.

The event will also allow one-to-one meeting facilities, roundtable discussions, video presentations, live polling and Q&A sessions throughout.

The popular Lux Awards will close the festival as it makes its digital debut edition in the award’s celebrated history.

LuxLive is being supported by Bluetooth, Thorlux Lighting, the Lighting Industry Association, the Society of Light and Lighting, the Institution of Lighting Professionals, Women in Lighting, the Wi-Sun Alliance, Helvar and the  Digital Illumination Interface Alliance.

Attendance at LuxLive is completely free. To register and stay in the loop of upcoming speakers and topics, click HERE.

For further information on how to be involved as a sponsor or contributor please click HERE.

 

Taking place during the original LuxLive dates of 11 and 12 November, the LuxLive Digital Festival will be representing an ambitious and comprehensive digital education programme focusing on a central theme of Health and Wellbeing.

The festival will be made up of four strands with their sessions split over the two days: Emergency Lighting, Smart Lighting, Workplace and the Lightspace Festival, focusing on lighting in architecture.

In addition to the headline acts, the festival will also offer sponsored keynote presentations as well as case studies and interactive learning.

Furthermore, there will be plenty of opportunity for networking with one-to-one meeting facilities, round table discussions, video presentations, live polling, and Q&A sessions throughout.

The popular Lux Awards will close the festival as it makes its digital debut edition in the award’s celebrated history.

Today, 8^th July, Clarion Events, owner of Revo Media, announced that due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic and its impact on large scale events, that the LuxLive 2020 trade exhibition will be postponed until November 2021.

In the absence of clear indication from the Government on the timeline for a return to large scale exhibitions, the UK has seen a continual postponing and cancelling of trade shows across all sectors.

The organisers of LuxLive believe that even if a green light is provided to run trade shows this year, there is not enough time remaining to deliver the high quality event that the industry expects and deserves.

However, the organisers are pleased to announce that in the absence of a physical LuxLive trade event, it is launching two exciting new digital events, scheduled to take place in September and November.

Taking place on September 22^nd will be a special LuxLive Digital Kicker Conference on the timely and urgent topic of UV-C lighting and its role in helping building managers ensure the highest levels of safety and wellbeing.

Taking place during the original LuxLive dates of 11th and 12th November will be the LuxLive Digital Festival, representing the most ambitious and comprehensive digital education programme ever seen in the industry.

The festival will have a central theme of Health and Wellbeing.

Stressing that the lighting industry has a huge opportunity to be seen as a major facilitator of health and wellbeing to communities and societies, the organisers of the LuxLive Digital Festival have announced four strands to the event – Emergency Lighting, Smart Lighting, Workplace and the Lightspace Festival, focusing on lighting in architecture.

Each strand will take centre stage at certain times throughout the two-day festival and will deliver compelling educational headline content.

In addition to the headline acts, the festival will also offer sponsored keynote presentations as well as case studies and interactive learning.

The event will also allow one-to-one meeting facilities, roundtable discussions, video presentations, live polling and Q&A sessions throughout.

The popular Lux Awards will close the festival as it makes its digital debut edition in the award’s celebrated history.

James Samuel, Portfolio Director, Clarion Events stated: “It is obviously disappointing that running LuxLive in it physical state will not be possible this year.

Having seen so many events in the sector cancelled or postponed there was a real sense of excitement about bringing the industry together in November.

Unfortunately the Government’s current position where no restart date has been given to large events means that running the physical event is not going to be possible.

However, in preparation for this scenario the team has been working hard to ensure that the industry can still come together.

I am delighted that LuxLive will still bring the great and the good of the lighting industry to share, connect, learn and motivate each other through the LuxLive Digital Festival in November and prior to that via the very topical LuxLive Digital Kicker conference on UV-C Lighting.”

On the announcement of the event’s themes, Samuel added: “The topic of health and wellbeing is so important now more so than ever.

I am really looking forward to sharing with the industry our headline speakers, and other compelling initiatives that will allow the LuxLive Digital Festival to play a significant part in the lighting industry calendar.

In addition, I cannot think of a better way to finish the festival with the iconic Lux Awards where the industry can take time to celebrate outstanding achievement in what has been a very challenging year.

LuxLive will be different this year but what remains is our commitment to provide unparalleled learning, discovery and connections.

We invite everyone to be part of our digital gathering to really promote how the lighting industry will take the lead in providing health, wellbeing and safety to our communities and societies at large.”

Discover some of the latest products available in the lighting industry….

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Arditi UK

• +44 (0)1604 864615
• sales@arditiuk.co.uk
• www.arditiuk.co.uk

Flexible LED Strip for Projects 

At Arditi UK we have recently increased our already extensive range of LED light sources which now includes CRI90 high efficiency COB strip, available from 2700K warm white to 6000K cool white, with either IP20 or IP65 protection. Other new product solutions for 2021 include neon Strips, flexible wall washers and super long IP65 strip with no voltage drop. We also offer a collection of compatible LED drivers and Casambi smart control systems. Contact us for further information.

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Thorn Lighting

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• uk.quotations@zumtobelgroup.com
• www.thornlighting.com

Thorn Lighting’s new recessed ceiling luminaire, IQ Beam combines integrated features and a clean exterior to create a classic look incorporating the latest in lighting innovations.

IQ Beam is available in two microprism optics and three different lumen packages (up to 4300 lm). Offering up to 140 lm/W of efficacy and a UGR below 19, the MPT version is the perfect performance luminaire for task lighting applications such as office and educational environments. The MPT-F version features an additional micro diffuser foil for enhanced comfort with an efficacy of up to 134 lm/W – ideal for corridor applications. 

IQ Beam can be a direct replacement for standard 600 mm x 600 mm soft ceiling luminaires, it enables both pull-up and lay-in mounting for tremendous flexibility and is suitable for installation into exposed T, plasterboard and concealed grid ceiling systems. IQ Beam is available with a 3000K or 4000K colour temperature, CRI>80 and a lifetime of 50,000 hours @ L90 Ta 25°C. It can also be ordered with a daylight/motion detection sensor, emergency lighting and DALI dimmable control gear as well as various pre-wiring options. For more information on Thorn and its products, see the website 

www.thornlighting.co.uk.

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MID Lighting

• +44 (0)1494 437 962
• sales@midlighting.co.uk
• www.midlighting.co.uk 

MID Lighting have recently had the good fortune to work on the Grade II listed building The Maltings, Princes Street, Ipswich.

MID worked in conjunction with Mark Pertwee, Pertwee Estates, Roberto Esposito, Esposito Architecture Limited, and Steve Attle and the team from Ceetech Ltd, to create a lighting design that complements the historic character of this unique 1820’s building, but with a 20th century feel.
This project provided difficult challenges which were overcome by our experienced design team incorporating up to 22 different types of luminaires to ensure we enhanced each of the buildings unique 23,000 sq ft of new office spaces.

The project was led by Donna Snell, Sales Executive, Eliot Stevens, Lighting Designer and Manny Stone, Technical Manager.

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Calon

• +44 (0)1925 320320
• sales@caloncontrols.com
• www.caloncontrols.com

SmartSensor makes Classroom lighting a breeze!

SmartSensor™ from Calon opens up new possibilities in Classroom lighting control.This compact multisensor offers absence control plus daylight dimming with offsets for three rows of lights. Additional sensors may be fitted for row-by-row dimming or to extend the detection area. Wall switches operate the main room lights with an override at the teaching position.

SmartSensor finds and automatically addresses DALI light fittings, making commissioning fast and easy. Used with Calon’s Active Wiring Centre and prefabricated cables, SmartSensor delivers a ‘Plug and Play’ solution offering the benefits of an addressable DALI lighting system without the usual cost or complexity.

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Jordan Reflectors Limited

• +44 (0)1403 786601
• sales@jordanreflectors.co.uk
• www.jordanreflectors.co.uk 

Frost-UV anti-viral luminaires from Jordan Reflectors Limited

This attractive recessed luminaire offers effective general lighting for many commercial, educational, healthcare and retail applications and incorporates two LED modules providing UVc radiation at 270nm. These UVc modules are controlled by a micro-wave presence detector ensuring the UVc is automatically switched off when someone enters the area therefore avoiding potential health risks associated with the invisible UVc radiation. The Frost-UV also features blue LEDs to indicate that the UVc modules are operating.

The kill rate depends upon the distance between the luminaires and the working surface; the type and density of bacteria/viral particles; the material and texture of the surface; and the length of time the UVc radiation is present.

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Ansorg

• www.ansorg.com

Lizzy – modular suspended luminaire by Ansorg

The Lizzy model unites variational design with perfect quality of light. It can easily be installed anywhere in the store and the E27 lampshades are simple to replace. It can also be perfectly integrated in existing lighting concepts as a source of high-quality and flexibly adaptable retail light. It replaces the generally weak, ineffective lighting of decorative suspended luminaires with highest quality, professional LED light. For a perfect match of interior design and lighting concepts. The light is directed by modern lens systems which ensure consistent light quality, temperature and colour throughout the store.

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IST Ltd

• +44 (0)121 362 1810
• sales@iDriveLED.com
• www.iDriveLED.com 

Centralise • Optimise • Economise

The Ethernet-based iDrive® centralised LED driver range provides the optimum power solution for the increasingly smart, connected world.  iDrive® centralised LED drivers drastically simplify maintenance and are designed for installation in 19” 1U server racks in maintenance rooms, enabling easy access when required.

The centralised drivers are capable of driving up to 36 individual luminaires from a single driver, up to a distance of 300m away, which is particularly advantageous for installations involving high ceilings. Remote installation of the LED driver well away from the luminaires also reduces disruption caused by maintenance downtime.

The range includes constant current and constant voltage variants, with each driver supporting multiple protocols, including DALI, DMX, RDM, Ethernet, sACN & Art-Net3 and Art-Osc.

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Mackwell

• +44 (0)1922 742145
• info@mackwell.com
• www.mackwell.com

Simmtronic and Mackwell’s Universal Sensor with Integrated Emergency Light wins Emergency Lighting Product of the Year at the Lux Awards 2020

The collaboration combines Simmtronic’s market leading sensor technology with Mackwell’s XY-Fi – the world’s smallest emergency lighting module.

Combining an emergency lighting unit with a PIR sensor in one housing offers unprecedented value to the end-users and installers of the solutions. 

“The integrated unit cuts inventory, installation and maintenance costs and declutters the ceiling. The judges cited the partnership between the two companies as an example to the industry of what can be achieved with collaboration.” 

The partnership ensures that full compatibility is achieved between the company’s products, with Simmtronic’s DALI automatic emergency test solution working in tandem with Mackwell’s range of emergency luminaires, exit signs and OEM conversion solutions.

Both UK manufacturers, Mackwell and Simmtronic support is available for site visits, demonstrations, and training. 

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Recolight

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• members@recolight.co.uk
• www.recolight.co.uk

FREE recycling for lighting

FREE lamp recycling for all end-users and FREE luminaire recycling for Recolight Producer Members.

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Recolight will manage all your WEEE obligations. With Recolight, you have flat free charging, there are no hidden costs and a team of WEEE experts to guide you. 

Set up by the lighting industry, and operating as a non-profit organisation, Recolight understand WEEE and work to get the regulations right for lighting. 

To date Recolight has recycled more WEEE lighting than all UK WEEE Compliances schemes combined.

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Design, texture, mood, body and function – the key factors with which luminaires, lighting components, electrical technology and house and building automation influenced the judges were many, varied and, in some cases, surprising.

This year saw the 21^st edition of the ‘Architecture+Technology Innovation Award’ organised by architecture journals ‘AIT’ and ‘XIA by AIT’ in cooperation with the building-technologies events of Messe Frankfurt, ISH and Light + Building, in Frankfurt am Main.

A total of 39 products were entered and, on 1 October 2020, it was the job of an expert jury to select the winners in the fields of architecture and interior architecture. By the end of an intensive day, they had chosen the recipients for an Innovation Award, two special mentions and six honourable mentions.

The Architecture+Technology Innovation Award is aimed at designers and manufacturers of innovative materials and products and emphasises the importance of architectural quality when it comes to luminaires, lighting components, electrical technology and house and building automation. “This quality forms a solid basis for a successful result”, says publishing manager Kristina Bacht. She adds: “Interestingly, quality cannot be measured solely by digital means. The jury examined each product with regard to materiality, weight and surface texture. Accordingly, it benefited from a variety of different perspectives.”

From the numerous products available on the market, the winners were those that correspond to a particularly high degree with the needs of architects and interior architects. The Architecture+Technology Innovation Award honours conceptual solutions for selected objects and products that are convincing in terms of design and functionality. Important criteria for the judging also include material authenticity and the spectrum of potential areas of application.

Moving images

The judging of the Architecture+Technology Innovation Award was captured on film and includes many interesting images and statements by the judges. (English version comes soon).

www.light-building.com/innovation-award

The awards will be presented during personal appointments with the winners in the autumn of 2020. All entries will be published in a special section of AIT 12-2020.

To AIT-Online

The jury

Experts in relevant fields, the judges were Catrin Brändle-Wigand, Evangelischer Regionalverband Frankfurt and Offenbach; Matthias Koch, KSP Jürgen Engel Architekten; Julian Andreas Schoyerer, Schoyerer Architekten Syra and Christian Simons, Schneider+Schumacher Planungsgesellschaft.

The winners

The winner of the Architecture+Technology Innovation Award 2020 was ‘La Linea’ by Artemide. Special mentions went to ‘Dot Slim’ by Georg Bechter Licht and ‘Lighting Pad Lounge’ by the Nimbus Group. Also chosen for honourable mentions were the ‘Alphabet of Light Circular’ by Artemide, ‘Ettlin Lux Ambiloom’ by Ettlin Spinnerei und Weberei, ‘WLAN Touch ac’ by Homeway ‘Combina D’ by L&L Luce&Light, ‘Combination Brilliant Fit, Flush R-M, Modul 625, Pure I80M’ by Lifa innovative Lichtsysteme and ‘Curling Wall’ by Serien Raumleuchten.

The entrants

A total of 39 products were entered. The manufacturers: Albrecht Jung, Artemide, Ayuppie.com Italy, Bartenbach, Bender, Bergmeister Leuchten, Derungs Licht, Erventec / Müllerundröhrig / Gerber Architekten, Ettlin Spinnerei und Weberei, Georg Bechter Licht, GEWISS Deutschland, Gira, Homeway, Kiteo, L&L Luce&Light, LED Linear, Licht Raum Funktion, Lifa | innovative Lichtsysteme, Macrolox, Nichia Chemical Europe, Nimbus Group, Serien Raumleuchten, STR Elektronik Josef Schlechtinger, Top Light, Ulrich Lippert.

The next Light + Building will be held in Frankfurt am Main from 13 to 18 March 2022.