Revealed:The Lux Awards 2015 shortlist
Here they are: the standout lighting project and products that have made their way on to the shortlist for the Lux Awards 2015. These are the schemes and innovations that the judges believe deserve a shot at winning a coveted Lux Award trophy. To find out which ones triumph, join us at the Lux Awards ceremony at the Troxy in East London on Thursday 19 November!
Controls Product of the Year
in association with Gooee
LightSpot HD – Ex-Or by Honeywell
Lightify – Osram
LightMatrix – Prolojik
Light Source Product of the Year
Luxeon C Color Line – Lumileds
LuxiTune Generation 3.0 – LED Engin
MasterLED Candle DimTone – Philips Lighting
Xicato XTM 9mm - Xicato
Luminaire of the Year – Interior
in association with Philips Technology
Kontakt – Unibox Retail
LuxLoop Sunpipe – PhotonStar LED and Monodraught
Polaron IQ – Trilux
Luminaire of the Year – Exterior
in association with Lumileds
Galileo Series – Kingfisher Lighting and AEC
High Mast Advanced Optix (HMAO) – Holophane Europe
Lumenfacade Inground – Lumenpulse
T-Max – Holophane Europe
Westminster LED module – Venture Lighting Europe
Recycling Award
in association with Lumicom and Recolight
Balcan Engineering
Bolton Council
Dexreco
Sainsbury’s and GE
We2 recycling service from City and West
Manufacturer of the Year
in association with Arrow Electronics
Aurora Lighting
Designplan Lighting
Ridi
Trilux
Retail Lighting Project of the Year
in association with eldoLED
Intu Lakeside food court, Essex – Lighting Design International
John Lewis, Oxford Street, London – John Lewis, Edge Lighting and Philips Technology
Ladbrokes, nationwide – Ladbrokes
Tesco, nationwide – Tesco
The Mall, Walthamstow, London – Elektra Lighting
Industrial and Transport Lighting Project of the Year
in association with Silica 
Nestle Project Dove, Burton upon Trent – Nestle and Philips Lighting
Rainhill station, Merseyside – Northern Rail
Royal Mail Group, nationwide – Royal Mail Group
Tottenham Court Road Underground station, London – London Underground and Designplan Lighting
Hospitality and Leisure Lighting Project of the Year
in association with Aurora
Cumberland Art Gallery, Hampton Court Palace – Hoare Lea Lighting
Fera at Claridge’s, London – Lighting Design International
Melia Hotel, Manchester – Cundall Light4
The Britannia cruise ship - MBLD
Quaglino’s, London – Into Lighting
Education and Healthcare Lighting Project of the Year
Birley Fields Campus, Manchester Metropolitan University - Luxonic
St Bartholomew's Hospital atrium, London – Troup Bywaters & Anders
The Investcorp Building, St Antony’s College, Oxford University - Arup
Office and Workplace Lighting Project of the Year
in association with Luxonic
Ascot Underwriting, City of London – Nulty+
Manchester Town Hall – BDP
McGraw Hill Financial, Canada Square, London – SPIE UK
Sainsbury’s Digital Hub, London – Cundall Light4 and Sainsbury’s
Yahoo European headquarters, Dublin – D Light Lighting
Outdoor Lighting Project of the Year
82 Baker Street, London – Studio-29
Blackburn with Darwen Council streetlighting, Lancashire – Capita Property and Infrastructure
Chelsea Football Club, London – Philips Lighting
Wembley Stadium arch, London – Thorn Lighting
Controls Project of the Year
Private residence, Kingston upon Thames – KNX Controls
Private residence, Wandsworth, London – MS Lighting Design
Q-Park car park, Sheffield - Nualight
Next, Rugby – Lumenpulse
Client of the Year
in association with Dextra Group
Bupa
Festival Place Shopping Centre, Basingstoke
Ladbrokes
Nestle
SLL Young Lighter of the Year
Christina Hébert (A Symbol of Urban Identity)
Inessa Demidova (Practical Implementation of Circadian Lighting in Office Environments)
Youmna Abdallah (Light Poverty in Precarious Environments within Developing Countries)
Zeynip Keskin (Daylight and Seating Preference in Open-plan Spaces)
Lux Person of the Year 2015
in association with Samsung
Announced on the night
- Last tables are remaining at the Lux Awards 2015 presentations evening at The Troxy, London on 19 November. For details, contact sara.kearns@luxreview.com
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