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1. Introduction to LIT Design Award
The LIT Lighting Design Awards were established to recognize the outstanding work of talented lighting product designers and implementers from around the world. We strongly believe that lighting encompasses both artistic expression and scientific principles, making it an essential part of any design. The LIT Awards recognize and celebrate achievements in lighting products, architectural lighting design, and entertainment lighting.
2. LIT Design Award time and fee description
1. Super early bird: April 28, 2024.
2. Early bird cut-off: June 16, 2024.
3. Regular deadline: August 31, 2024.
4. Final deadline: September 29 - October 20, 2024.
5. Professionals: CHF 220.
6. Students: CHF 100.
3. The main categories of LIT Design Awards
1) Lighting product design.
1. Agricultural lighting.
2. Ambient lighting.
3. Artisan glassblowing lighting.
4. Automobile lighting.
5. Ceiling lamp.
6. Chandeliers. 7. Bay lighting.
8. Deck and step lights.
9. Decorative lamps.
10. Designer and custom lighting.
11. Table lamps and floor lamps.
12. Energy-saving lamps.
13. Entertainment lights.
14. a floodlight.
15. Flush the lamp.
16. Chandeliers and lamps.
17. Medical lamps.
18. Gobo wheel (new).
19. Lighting the ceiling.
20. Lighting home decoration.
21. Innovative lighting software applications.
22. Interactive lighting products.
23. Lanterns and flashlights.
24. LED lighting products and lamps.
25. a lighting control system.
26. a linear lighting system.
27. a landscape lamp.
28. Mood lighting.
29. Neon.
30. an outdoor ceiling lamp.
31. an outdoor chandelier.
32. Outdoor spotlights.
33. an outdoor wall lamp.
34. Portable lamps and lanterns.
35. Postal lanterns.
36. Projection Theater lighting.
37. Solar lighting.
38. Sports lighting system (new).
39. Street lighting.
40. Work lighting.
41. Track lighting.
42. a wall lamp.
43. Other lighting products (new).
2) Entertainment lighting design.
1. Conceptual lighting device.
2. Concert lighting installation.
3. Drone lighting art.
4. Movable lighting device.
5. Immersive lighting projects.
6. Interactive lighting projects.
7. Light Art Project.
8. On-site design lighting.
9. ** Active lighting.
10. Lighting for opera performances.
11. Outdoor lighting art installation.
12. Stage lighting.
13. Lighting for theater performances.
14. ** and film lighting design.
15. Other entertainment lighting projects.
3) Architectural lighting design.
1. Agricultural lighting.
2. Ambient lighting.
3. Artisan glassblowing lighting.
4. Lighting design for bars and restaurants.
5. Lighting of bridges and public infrastructure.
6. Community building lighting.
7. Conceptual design - projects under development.
8. Lighting design for cultural buildings.
9. Lighting. 10. Energy-saving lighting system.
11. Exterior architectural lighting.
12. Fashion design lighting.
13. Medical lighting design.
14. Traditional lighting design.
15. Horticultural lighting design.
16. Hotel lighting design.
17. Industrial building lighting design.
18. Indoor architectural lighting.
19. Landscape lighting design.
20. LED exterior wall lighting design.
21. LED indoor lighting design.
22. Low-carbon lighting.
23. Lighting design of public buildings.
24. Lighting design of religious and spiritual places.
25. Residential lighting design.
25. Retail lighting design.
26. Spectral illumination.
27. Street lighting design.
28. Visitor Experiences and Museum Exhibitions.
29. Workplace lighting design.
30. Other lighting design.
Fourth, LIT design award information requirements
1. You can submit up to 10 ** sheets in the format of jpeg (..)jpeg、.jpg) or png(..)png）
2. **The size shall not exceed 4MB, and the width shall not be at least 1000 pixels.
5. Evaluation criteria for LIT Design Award
1. Innovation — whether the product provides something new or complementary to the market and improves the existing product.
2. Aesthetics – form, shape, color, texture, finish, materials used, etc.
3. Functionality — ease of use, safety, maintainability, etc.
4. Ergonomics — the interaction between the product and the user.
5. Durability – the quality and longevity of the design.
6. Impact — The benefits that the product brings to the user or society.
7. Utility — whether the product meets the intended purpose and needs of the user.
8. Ecological compatibility – potential environmental and/or ecological impacts.
9. The reality of production – how realistic it is to develop and sell this product on a large scale, both technically and economically.
10. Emotional intelligence - in addition to achieving its practical purpose, whether the product can create a sense of enjoyment and satisfaction.
6. LIT Design Award winning cases
1. Totem standing lamp.
Totem lights are a beacon of aesthetic and structural simplicity. Crafted from a sleek aluminium profile and adorned with three thick acrylic blocks, the lamp exudes a glamorous touch. Its rail solution allows the acrylic piece to slide easily onto the extrusion, creating a seamless and elegant design inspired by the practicality of architectural aluminium systems.
2. Hangzhou M2 Art Center.
Located in a multi-purpose art space in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, the space began with a wedding dress display. At the will of the owners, the project was initially set up as a space for in-depth dialogue with women and reflection on marital choices. The lighting is intelligently controlled through a variety of color temperatures and color variations, thus shaping the spirit of the space and trying to resonate with the women of today's time. The top of the space adopts a large-area light film, built-in full-spectrum 2700K-6500K LED lens strip, and the symmetrical light strip light distribution will evenly polish the soft film ceiling. When the brightness is as low as 1 2cd, there is no graininess in the shooting, guaranteeing a variety of needs for daily lighting, client shooting, and spatial scene changes.
3. Lenghe Rain Lane.
Zhuanghang, an ancient town south of the Yangtze River in the west of Fengxian County, as the first stop in the west of the new Yangtze River picture scroll of "A Cang Rain", integrates history, culture, emerging industries and urban renewal, and plans to build the "Lenghe Rain Lane" project, becoming a cultural innovation landmark in southern Shanghai that fully combines historical culture and contemporary functions. "Lenghe Rain Lane" is located in Zhuanghang Old Street, formed in 1368, with a total length of about 1,000 meters. It is a well-preserved old street of Ming and Qing Dynasty buildings in Fengxian District, rich in the charm of the Yangtze River Delta water town. There is a memorial archway in the east, a city wall in the south, and an ancient bridge in the west. More than 100 historic buildings have been restored. Century-old stores such as Chen Ji Sugar, Cheng Zhengda Cotton Shop, Dingfeng Tofu Shop, Spice Shop, and Huifuyuan Teahouse have reopened. Rows of stage teahouses, shops, and temples will return to us one by one, recreating the prosperity of 600 years ago with "small bridges, flowing houses, and dim lights".
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