The Lighting Control Innovation Award was created in 2011 as part of the Illuminating Engineering Society’s Illumination Awards program, which recognizes professionalism, ingenuity and originality in lighting design. LCA is proud to sponsor the Lighting Control Innovation Award, which recognizes projects that exemplify the effective use of lighting controls in nonresidential applications.
The Illuminating Engineering Society and the Lighting Controls Association have announced the Award of Merit winners of the 2012 Lighting Control Innovation Award, selected via an online judging process. Qualifying projects went on to be considered for a higher award during judging at LIGHTFAIR 2012 in Las Vegas, and will be announced in the November issue of LD+A.
Criteria for the new award, along with submissions forms and procedures, can be viewed here.
In 2012, IES received 14 excellent submissions for the award, and recognized 13 with an Award of Merit:
An LED Winter Wonderland (CD+M Lighting)
Region of Peel Lakeview Administration and Maintenance Building (CH2M Hill)
Stanford Law School – William H. Neukom Building (The Engineering Enterprise)
UB Alumni Arena (Lighting Design Innovations)
UC Riverside – School of Medicine Research Building (Pivotal Lighting Design / Affiliated Engineers Inc.)
BC Place (C.M. Kling & Associates, Inc. and Stantec Architecture Ltd.)
Hilton San Francisco Airport Bayfront (Stanford Hotels Corporation)
Intellistreets (Illuminating Concepts)
Lightscape (Creative Lighting Design & Engineering)
Lummi Nation Community Pathway (Carmanah Technologies Corporation)
MGM Macau Grande Praca (First Circle Design, LLC)
P2S Engineering Office Renovation (P2S Engineering, Inc.)
Qatar National Convention Centre (Illuminart)
The Lighting Controls Association thanks all of the firms that submitted projects, and congratulates the winners for creating projects that exemplify the effective use of lighting controls in nonresidential applications. LCA will be publishing these projects here on its website over the next year.
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