Contest rules and examples
We accept all types of architectural lighting projects whose building works have been finished in 2011 or 2012; regardless of the manufacturer or the brand of lights used in the project. Each contestant can participate in all the categories, with a maximum of 2 projects per category.
The LAMP LIGHTING SOLUTIONS '13 contest rules will be coming soon here.
REGISTRATION AND SUBMITTAL
Contestants must submit their projects, prior registration, between 01.09.12 and 31.01.13. The registration for the awards and the submitting of necessary documents required for participation can only be made on line according to the following process:
1. Fill out the general form and wait for confirmation by mail.
2. Attach a formatted graphic document (that includes the datasheet) on 1 horizontally read DINA3 sheet in PDF format (max. 5 MB). This document must not indicate the authorship. The jury will take into consideration if contestants accompany the sheet submittal with a video in FLV format (max. 1minute/10 MB).
To see a sketch of an example of sheet click here
To register click here
SELECTION PROCESS
1st PHASE - PRE-SELECTION
At the beginning of March 2013 the jury will select approximately 20 projects per category which will pass on to the following phase. LAMP will contact those selected by email in order for them to send, within a period of 10 days, the Lighting Project. This must include graphic and written information which allows to assess the objectives it pursues and shows the specific lighting solutions adopted in terms of light sources, lighting units and control systems. This must be submitted in printed form, DINA3 or DINA4.
2nd PHASE - FINALISTS
The jury will meet at the end of March 2013 to decide on 4 finalist works for each category and the 4 winners. If appropriate, the jury may consider more than 4 projects per category as finalists and give honourable mention to any project they deem worthy. The LIGHTING CONCEPTS '13 book will include all the finalists' projects. The finalists must hand in all the necessary graphic material required for the book.