Lighting Projects Submission Requirements
When submitting to the Lighting Projects Design Competition keep in mind that your submission will be evaluated on multiple dimensions, your lighting projects design is judged together with its implementation and its presentation. Applicants should send high-resolution images of the lighting projects, showing the lighting projects from different angles together with a textual presentation of their work. Main image is especially important and should either be a very professional photograph. In addition to images, applicants could provide further data for their lighting projects such as technical instructions, maintenance guides and project details as additional documents.
Item | Dimensions | Format | Notes |
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Main Image Required |
JPEG | The Key Visual should be a high-resolution image capturing the essence of the lighting project, emphasizing form, texture, and the interplay of light and shadow. A white or neutral background is ideal to avoid distraction and focus on the design, unless the lighting is site-specific art, in which case the environment becomes part of the visual narrative. | |
Optional Image 1 Required |
72 DPI |
JPEG | Showcase Image 1 ought to present the lighting in an alternative state or environment, illustrating its versatility. For a lighting product, this might mean showing different color temperatures or brightness levels. For lighting art, an image that demonstrates how the piece interacts with or transforms its space during different times of day could be compelling. |
Optional Image 2 Recommended |
72 DPI |
JPEG | Showcase Image 2 should zoom in on the details, revealing the intricacy of the lighting design or the texture and materiality that may not be apparent in the Key Visual. The image can highlight innovative features such as the light source, unique patterns created by the light, or the craftsmanship of the fixture. |
Optional Image 3 Recommended |
72 DPI |
JPEG | Showcase Image 3 is expected to place the lighting design within its intended context, showing how it complements or enhances its environment. For architectural lighting, this might be the illumination of a building or space. For lighting art, it could depict how the piece influences the mood or atmosphere of a setting. |
Optional Image 4 Recommended |
72 DPI |
JPEG | Showcase Image 4 should depict the interaction between the lighting design and its users, offering insight into the scale and the user experience. In the case of a functional lighting project, this could be people utilizing the lit space. For lighting art, it might capture viewers engaging with the piece, highlighting its impact on the audience. |
Documentation PDF Document Highly Optional |
A4 Page Size |
Documentation should include technical specifications, installation instructions, and design rationale, providing a comprehensive understanding of the lighting project. Descriptions of the light sources, energy efficiency, and the design process are particularly valuable, offering insight into the project's innovation and sustainability. | |
Video Video / Audio File Highly Optional |
AVI | The video should be a well-composed piece that showcases the lighting design in action, highlighting its features and the ambiance it creates. It might include a demonstration of the lighting being adjusted, a time-lapse of the space as it transitions from day to night, or testimonials that speak to the design's impact. |