• ATEA, acdc’s french distribution partner is featured on page 34, with it’s rollout of the prestigious Lancel boutiques.  For full details of the project, please click here
• Juicy Couture, a project for Paul Nulty Lighting Design is also shown on page 40.  Please click here for further details.

• A few familiar faces are featured in the review – pages 13-19
• Light Bureau’s Marconi House project for which we supplied IGLu and Azeta fittings also gets a mention on page 51

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Design International was tasked with creating a sympathetic, innovative scheme for this unique cutting-edge eco-friendly riverside home and garden, for which acdc supplied a number of fittings.

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acdc’s Spek and Blade were specified by Cundall Light4 to enhance the existing lighting scheme and reduce energy consumption at Blenheim Groups new corporate headquarters.

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The Woodland Spa is a new £4m privately-owned luxury day spa which opened in February 2013; acdc supplied Arena and Storm to create a high quality, low maintenance, fully controllable efficient lighting scheme.

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Phoenix House is a new Eco build high end residential property located near Jodrell Bank in Cheshire which uses Evolution Trimless and Galaxy to create an energy efficient, minimal look with a homely feel.

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There’s a great supplement exploring the challenges manufacturers face in the Middle East, featuring comments from our Head of International Sales, Chris Rimmer; details of our Blade fitting and KIPCO Tower a recent project we have worked on in Kuwait – page 33 onwards

And of course a full review of the Lighting Design Awards 2013, including our Award winning Exterior Luminaire, Fusion – page 68

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More than 740 of the country’s leading lighting designers, manufacturers and architects gathered last night for the 11th annual Lighting Design Awards to celebrate another successful year in the industry.

Since their inception, the Lighting Design Awards have been at the heart of the industry calendar, shining a light on the most talented companies the industry has to offer.

Ben Cronin, editor of Lighting said of this year’s awards:

“This year it was great to see so many architects at the event but it was also pleasing to see an increase in the number of end users in the room.  We had major retailers like Marks and Spencer, Harrods and Tesco, three of the UK’s largest airports and two universities in attendance in addition to new names from the lighting fraternity.”

The awards were hosted by Ed Byrne and post awards, guests enjoyed entertainment from the Kitts Project, a charity casino in aid of Solar Aid and of course a photo booth to capture moments from the night. The after-party entertainment carried on until 3am.

Congratulations once again to all of this year’s winners and finalists.

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The list looks at the true movers and shakers in the UK lighting business; the manufacturers growing, innovating and pushing the industry forward in tough times and who are the green standard bearers and the solid-state experts helping their clients get to grips with new technology, and it’s fantastic to hear that we are considered one of the most exciting lighting companies in the UK.

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We are also featured on a number of other stories in this month’s magazine:

• Infinity Bridge, Stockton on Tees – page 15
• A letter from Eliot Horsman in response to Paris’ night-time lighting ban – page 31
• Our Azeta range and five-year guarantee are mentioned in the Made in Britain feature – page 72