LAMP Initiates 2015 International Lighting Design Competition

LAMP Call for Entries

 

Vancouver-based Lighting Architecture Movement Project (LAMP) has launched its second annual lighting design competition. Submission deadline: June 1. 

LAMP was founded in 2013 as a group installation and exhibition showcasing light and form through the lens of architectural design. In 2014, it launched its International Lighting Design Competition with a mandate of offering designers an opportunity to engage their talents in unique conceptual explorations and to connect the local community to architecture and design. Each year presents a new theme and new set of guidelines to challenge entrants. This year’s theme is “Crystallize.”

The competition comprises three categories: student, emerging and professional. Each category has its own set of requirements and guidelines.

Find out more: http://www.welovelamp.ca/details.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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