We are now accepting submissions for the 2022 Casambi Awards
Please notice that the 2022 Casambi Awards are closed. The winners will be announced in March.
Are you passionate about lighting and would like to get visibility for your project or product? Submit your nomination for the 2022 Casambi Awards!
We are pleased to announce that the Casambi Awards are now open for entries and because we have seen so many intelligent and creative ways to use Casambi technology, we have introduced a new category this year. So, in addition to the best project, we are looking for the winning product.
The number one entry criterion is that you are passionate about lighting. It really doesn’t matter if you are a manufacturer, electrical consultant, architect, lighting designer, commissioning engineer, or influencer, we are eagerly awaiting your entry and want to hear all about it – and so do our very influential jury of lighting industry legends (listed below).
In addition to promoting your product or project to Casambi’s extensive follower base, the winners will also get a featured article in arc magazine, one of the lighting industry’s most well-known publications.
What type of project can be nominated?
You are free to nominate any types of architectural lighting projects that include Casambi technology, and it can be as many different projects as you like. The project has to be at least in the final installation phase, if not completed, and there are no restrictions on the project’s location. You can also nominate projects as a group.
What type of product can be nominated?
You can nominate any product that includes Casambi technology. It doesn’t matter if the product is a switch, driver, sensor, luminaire, or even a coffee maker! As long as your product uses Casambi technology, we are happy to see it.
Winners will be announced mid-March 2022.
Entering is completely free of charge, and we are accepting entries until the 1st of February 2022. The sooner you submit your entry, the more visibility it will get, so don’t delay!
To participate in the 2022 Casambi Awards, please fill in either of the following forms and submit them together with 4-10 high-quality photographs. Please note that you must have permission to use the photos that you wish to submit.
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Let’s meet the Casambi Awards 2022 jury
Till Armbruester, Head of Product Design, Licht Kunst Licht AG
Till is a product designer, and he started his career in the Team of Ingo Maurer, where he created artistic luminaires and light sculptures, some of which are shown in the collections of major museums like the Museum of Modern Art in New York (MOMA). Since 2015, Till has been head of the award-winning product design department at Licht Kunst Licht AG, where he and his team create innovative designs for the architectural lighting industry. Alongside his work at Licht Kunst Licht, he is a part-time product design lecturer at the University of Applied Science in Aachen and speaker at international conferences.
Aristide Stucchi, President, A.A.G. Stucchi
Aristide is an Industrial Engineer who started his career in 1996 and has, since 2002, been committed to the management of A.A.G. Stucchi, becoming President and Owner of the company in 2014. Over its history, A.A.G. Stucchi has gone from being a pure components manufacturer to a strategic partner for lighting OEMs in developing product solutions. In 2020, the company acquired EUTRAC, subsequently becoming a leader in the track lighting industry. Mr. Stucchi is also an active member of the Italian Association of Lighting Manufacturers (ASSIL), for who he served as president for four years between 2012-2016.
Helen Ankers, Managing Editor, [d]arc media
Helen is an NCTJ qualified journalist and Managing Editor of darc magazine, a subsidiary of Mondiale Publishing, for who she has worked since 2012. She now leads [d]arc media’s magazine portfolio, comprising arc (architectural lighting design) and darc (decorative lighting design). In addition, Helen draws from her wealth of experience representing [d]arc media at leading exhibitions and design events worldwide, where she is regularly found moderating panels focused on interior lighting design and lighting trends.
Anton Biersack, CTO, Occhio GmbH
Anton, a graduate engineer, is the Chief Technology Officer at Munich-based lighting company Occhio where he leads the Electronics, LED Technology, Optics, and Light Control Departments. As a technology scout, he is constantly on the lookout for new developments and ideas for the European market leader in the sector of high-quality design luminaires.
Rafael Urculo, Founder, Urculo Ingenieros
Rafael founded Urculo Ingenieros in 1991. Since then, the famous engineering studio has completed around two thousand impressive projects. These include the Torre Espacio, the Ampliación Museo del Prado, and the Teatro de la Ópera; all situated in Madrid. Rafael Urculo was also the co-founder and the first president of AEDICI, The Spanish Association of Engineers.
Zoe Faulkner, Associate, Troup Bywaters + Anders
Zoe joined Troup Bywaters + Anders in 2014 as an Assistant Lighting Designer after completing her degree in Interior Architecture and Design. She now leads their specialist lighting team as an Associate. Zoe is detail-focused and has extensive knowledge of architectural lighting. Recent projects she has been involved in include the renowned 30 St Mary Axe in London, otherwise known as the “Gherkin.”
