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IALD Radiance Award 2019 @iald Lighting Design: Lighting Design International @lightdesint Project: Hotel Kimpton Fitzroy @kimptonfitzroy @kimpton @burrandco.ldn Images © Gavriil Papadiotis @gavriilux ⬅️ Scroll left for the details that matter 👌 #IALD #iald50 #lightingdesign #IALDRadianceAward #architecturalphotography #design #London #facade All these shots were carefully reviewed and planned during the day. #GoldenHour and #BlueHour are a very short window of time so one must move fast to capture lighting at its best. (at Kimpton Fitzroy London) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bx-mGnGhTti/?igshid=esk4m3n0aaf

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IALD & Messe Frankfurt India join hands for Virtual LED Summit

The new hybrid edition will take place from 18 – 20 November 2021 at India Expo Mart in Greater Noida, with all safety protocols.

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IALD Radiance Award 2019 @iald Lighting Design: Lighting Design International @lightdesint Project: Hotel Kimpton Fitzroy @kimptonfitzroy @kimpton @burrandco.ldn Images © Gavriil Papadiotis @gavriilux ⬅️ Scroll left for extra shots. These complete the Kimpton Fitzroy trilogy of facade lighting posts. Shall I do one for interior shots too? #IALD #iald50 #lightingdesign #IALDRadianceAward #architecturalphotography #design #London #facade #heritage #listedbuilding #architecture (at Kimpton Fitzroy London) https://www.instagram.com/p/ByBMAJghM3y/?igshid=crk6gihqxwy1

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IALD Radiance Award 2019 @iald Lighting Design: Lighting Design International @lightdesint Project: Hotel Kimpton Fitzroy @kimptonfitzroy @kimpton Images © Gavriil Papadiotis @gavriilux #IALD #iald50 #lightingdesign #IALDRadianceAward #architecturalphotography #design #London #facade International Lighting Design Awards program is the longest running award program recognizing architectural lighting design excellence. Receiving an IALD award is universally heralded as the top honor in the lighting design industry. Begun in 1983, the IALD International Lighting Design Awards honors lighting design that reaches new heights, moves beyond the ordinary, and represents excellence in aesthetic and technical design achievement. The top honor of the IALD International Lighting Design Awards 2019, IALD's Radiance Award for Lighting Design Excellence, was presented to the project that has been judged among all submissions to be the finest example of lighting design excellence (based on the highest point score). Congrats to the team at LDI for such an amazing scheme and execution. Such an honour to have photographed this iconic project. (at Kimpton Fitzroy London) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bx8G3CxBWB0/?igshid=1lidd82cq9p76

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Dark Chasers #chasethedark Ft. @iald @lightdesint @bdp_com @lightbureau @rosco_labs Special thanks to @architainment An annual global event of getting creative with the simplest items and lights #IALD #iald50 #lightingdesign #lessismore #filters #colouredlight #torch (at London, United Kingdom) https://www.instagram.com/p/BvPzei_hhcN/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=ojepp2uajk90

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Story Wall Eskilstuna, Sweden ÅF Lighting IALD Merit Award 2018

The municipality of Eskilstuna, Sweden requested a lighting solution to turn a dark pedestrian tunnel into a more inviting place. This simple solution succeeds at making the tunnel brighter, safer and more fun for people passing through. Approaching the tunnel, you might notice nothing more than the well-lit walls along the pedestrian path. It isn’t until you step inside that you see a unique and colorful shadow show that mimics your movements as you walk, run, bike or dance through. The project’s low budget meant the design team had to work with existing white tiled walls, grey concrete pillars, and yellow-toned light cast by existing luminaires. Their innovation means that dozens of people who would have passed through the space daily without any thought for their surroundings now find cause for delight, curiosity, and interaction – all due to the thoughtful use of light.

from https://www.iald.org/About/Lighting-Design-Awards/2018-Award-Winners

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HSBC Cafeteria, Dusseldorf 2017 Licht Kunst Licht Award of Excellence IALD 2018

As part of a modernization project, a staff restaurant and associated kitchen from the 1970s were to be architecturally renovated. An essential part of the design task was to introduce daylight by constructing a new light well. However, for structural reasons, only a confined shaft geometry with small windows could be realized. The daylight intake would be minimal, with few positive effects and poor views. Instead, designers began work on an electric lighting-based approach that would simulate daylight and support the circadian rhythms of the occupants. Collaborating with experts on occupational health and safety, the team determined the specific wavelengths and programming of the luminous wall, simulating daylight’s variations, dynamics, color, direction, and intensity. The floor-to-ceiling panorama window wall shows a folded image of the river Rhine. When illuminated, the wall emulates a relation to the outdoor environment. Behind the glazing, linear RGBW LED luminaires are concealed in the floor. Linear luminaires in the ceiling simulate daylight during mid-day hours. The artificial panorama window provides human centric illumination in a daylight deprived space. As one judge said, “This project succeeds where many have tried.”

from https://www.iald.org/About/Lighting-Design-Awards/2018-Award-Winners

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German Ivory Museum, Erbach 2017

Sichau & Walter Architects + Licht Kunst Licht 2018 Radiance Award for excellence in lighitng design

This sleek exhibit space in Erbach, Germany houses a small but exquisite collection of ivory objects. The design of the German Ivory Museum creates a memorable contrast between exhibits and their surroundings, without distracting from the elegance and form of each piece on display. The exhibit design is detached from the building envelope and visually dissolves the space. A pier, clad in red leather, interconnects the glass cases and provides a striking color contrast to the monochromatic objects on display. Each display showcase is a luminous cube; the partially frosted glazing makes the figurines emerge from a sort of fog. To avoid all reflections in the glass, all light sources outside the showcase are fully concealed, and sources inside the display cases have a focused light distribution. Designers introduced a small profile tracing at the corners of the cases to fully conceal all lighting elements. For safety and pathfinding, the walkway had to be emphasized, a proverbial “red thread” to guide you through the exhibit. LED strip lights are fitted into a milled groove at the upper part of the inward-facing pier. The sources are carefully concealed from all angles, and create a luminous emphasis on the center of the path. Light and materials are wielded in perfect harmony in this exhibit space. A simple, elegant solution that reveals texture and illuminates form.  from https://www.iald.org/About/Lighting-Design-Awards/2018-Award-Winners