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September / October 2015 IES: The Lighting Society - NSW Chapter Newsletter

Sidelights is the o�cial newsletter of the NSW Chapter of the Illuminating Engineering Society of Australia and New Zealand.

Sidelights is electronicallydistributed to all individualand corporate members of theNSW Chapter.

Editorial & Advertising Enquiries:Ales VasendaPh. 0414 415 575Email: [email protected]

NSW Chapter Management Committee:

President: Tim ShotboltVice President / Treasurer: James VlassisBoard Member: Vessi IvanovaSecretary: Jan PrimroseTechnical Meetings: Bettina EastonEducation: Bettina EastonMembership: Tim ShotboltPublic Relations: Tim ShotboltSidelights / Online Media: Ales VasendaAwards: Ibby KanalasLighting Magazine: Jonas Olander

Canberra Branch

Chairman: Anthony LinardTreasurer: Brian AitchinsonSecretary: Cynthia Jolley-RodgersAssistant Secretary: Simon Green

Newcastle Branch

Commitee Member: Tyron Hunter

Material in Sidelights is publishedin good faith from information receivedfrom various industry sources.

Cover image: 2015 IES NSW Awards Dinner

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CONTENTS

IES NSW - Sidelights

3 President’s Message

4-5 Membership Awards

7-9 LsiDA Awards of Excellence

10-13 LsiDA Awards of Commendation

16-18 LuDA Awards of Excellence

19-22 LuDA Awards of Commendation

26-28 LiDA Awards of Excellence

29-33 LiDA Awards of Commendations

36 Thank you

37 IES NSW Awards Dinner 2016

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President’s Message

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This year, the UN International Year of Light and the 85th anniversary of the IESANZ, a year that has really been a battle to provide yet another premier annual awards function; and what a (k)night - black and white!

A very sincere thank you to our major sponsors:

Gerard Lighting Group,iGuzzini,3S Lighting Pty Ltd, and Philips Lighting.

Sponsors without whom the night would not have been possible and most likely somewhat more austere: coals in a brazier in the park for warmth and keep out the damp, lamb on a spit and some jugs of ale and perhaps a joker or two instead of the magni�cent STAR event centre, a banquet with MC Adam Spencer and comedian Akmal.

A hearty congratulations to all of the awards winners and also to all those that submitted an entry into this year’s various lighting awards, a sincere thank you for your participation, your time and e�ort and the best of luck next year.

Thank you to the award judges, for those evenings and time away from families to make all of this possible. Special acknowledgement goes to Ibby Kanalas, Bettina Easton, James Vlassis and Ales Vasenda, although not forgetting the other CMC members who provide freely of their spare time.

Next year the theme will be Crooners & Cocktails. No matter what the di�culties with the venue it will not be on the long weekend in October! We look forward to your continuing support in 2016 and remain in your service and God willing, continuing the crusade.

Tim ShotboltPresident NSW CMC



Personal Awards


Richard (Dick) Chappell Memorial Award

2015 recipient: Tim Shotbolt

This perpetual award is in recognition and honour of the distinguished career and life’s work of the respected lighting designer, friend and colleague to many members of the New South Wales Chapter, Rick (Dick) Chappell.Tim Shotbolt has been presented with this award in recognition of exceptional contribution to the lighting profession and IES NSW throughout his long career.

A P Turnbull Award

2015 recipient: Ales Vasenda

Firstly presented in 1955, this award consisting of engraved silver cigar box is in recognision of a member of the IES who in the current year most conspicuously advanced the aims and objects of the Society. Ales Vasenda has been selected by the members of the Executive and Finance Committee, chaired by the Chapter President.



Personal Awards


LiTRA - Lighting Technical Representative Award

2015 recipient: Milan Dome

This award recognises the excellence of a NSW Chapter manufacturers’ representative, who has provided quality lighting information, education and service to their clients.

Milan Dome has received highest number of votes from all partcipants in this year’s voting.

IES NSW - University of Sydney Award

2015 recipient: Anna Rodionova

This award is made by the Society in association with University of Sydney to the student with the best performance in core subjects in the Illumination Design Programme at the University.

This year’s receipient is Anna Rodionova.


Gerard Lighting creates a world class innovative lighting solution for International Towers Sydney, Barangaroo.

The InterT LED Commercial LED Luminaire from Gerard Lighting has set the standard in LED Luminaires for Commercial Applications.

Specifically designed for International Towers Sydney, Barangaroo, the Gerard Lighting Engineering team worked closely with Lendlease, and Consultant Norman Disney Young to meet the brief to provide a highly energy efficient luminaire that was not only functional and sustainable but aesthetically designed to complement its environment.

The InterT LED luminaire was developed with form and function in mind. Low level side light ambient panels offer a contrast to the main lighting source and give a sense of warmth to its surroundings. With an efficacy of > 90lm/w and UGR < 19, the InterT LED is highly efficient. The result, a world-class luminaire that brilliantly illuminates one of Australia’s most sustainable high rise commercial precincts.

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LsiDA - Lighting Sculpture and Installation Design Award


Award of Excellence

2015 recipient: Tae gon KimInstallation: The Dresses

“A delicate light-driven artwork, intricately fashioned of woven �bre optics resulting in an almost ectoplasmic presence. The uni�cation of technology into this sculpture was elegant and clearly communicated the artistic intent, its technical pro�ciency and whimsy mesmerizing the Vivid audience and judges alike.”





Award of Excellence

2015 recipients: Louise Jarvis & Gioia MurrayInstallation: Tidal Reed GardenSuppliers / Other Credits: Nocturnal Lighting

“The simplicity of technological application in this work belies a solid understanding of materials. This sculptural installations connection to the harbor through tidal movement was visually striking from a distance and close proximity and evoked a strong emotive response from several of the judges.”





Award of Excellence

2015 recipients: Don Salisbury, Ryan Shamier, Catriona Simmons / ElectrolightInstallation: SqueletteSuppliers / Other Credits: Axolotl, Koda Lighting

“Bridging the gap between luminaire and light sculpture this work was the focal point of the entire space, clearly communicating its intent to make a physical and historical connection to site through its dualistic form of ship and whalebone rib-cage. The judges were intrigued by its ambiguity as a light source and a lit object.”





Award of Commendation

2015 recipients: Leo Trimboli, Catalina Chica, Mark Gregan, Patrick O’Dowd / Haron RobsonInstallation: Exposed

Suppliers / Other Credits: Jade Cross, Automated Electrical Solutions & Dynalite

“The public were attracted to the photo opportunity these three sculptures provided with its knowledgeable use of lighting technologies, large scale and exposed elements.”






2015 recipient: Simon GrimesInstallation: Jigsaw

Suppliers / Other Credits: Anton Grimes, Tim Uren, Adafruit Industries

“Jigsaws use of lighting elements to deliver the design objectives with a quiet architectural expression was a welcome pause from the bustle of the Vivid atmosphere.”






2015 recipients: Erin Slaviero & Stephanie Shehata Installation: Kaleidoscope

Suppliers / Other Credits: Indepth Design & Construction, Light Project, Royal Wolf, KF Plastics

“Kaleidoscope o�ered a fresh palette of colours amidst the usual hue medley of Vivid. Its clever use of a container as tunnel made an ideal portable and weatherproof housing.”


2015 IES NSW Luminaire Design Award of Commendation

Project: UTS Alumni GreenDesign: Aspect StudiosLighting Design: Steensen VarmingLuminaires: 3S Lighting Custom Catenary Image: Simon Wood Photography

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LuDA - Luminaire Design Award


Award of Excellence

2015 recipient: enLighten Luminaire: Chamaeleon III

“This emergency luminaire has proven that it is a market acceptable product. The manufacturer had seen that there were features that needed to be improved in this type of �tting and has incorporated them in to this �tting such as self-test, Wi-Fi communications and considering the requirements of the electrical contractor with installation via a easy to install key lockable mounting plate and quick access to replace battery. An excellent preforming product.”





Award of Excellence

2015 recipient: LumisunLuminaire: Maxima High Bay

“This is a whole new approach in thermal management. The specially designed holes in the heatsink cause a tornado e�ect to cool the LEDs (around 50,000 lumens) and drivers. Needs to be seen how well it works. A lot of design work has gone into getting this just right and is a worthy of an award of excellence.”





Award of Excellence

2015 recipient: Gerard LightingLuminaire: InterT LED

“A step up in the design of a LED tro�er. This is low line led tro�er with excellent light output and low UGR. It has a row of lower lit LEDs around the sides so as not to go from a dark area straight to a high brightness LEDs and therefore more pleasing to the eye. Not just a box with light but a very attractive �tting with good performance well worthy of this award.”






2015 recipients: 3S Lighting and Steensen VarmingLuminaire: UTS Alumni Green Catenary Luminaire

Lightsource by: XICATO

“A design that worked, looked good, well thought out in its design. In the design brief it talked about “how it was going to be used in palms and di�erent types of plants the design of the luminaire and the way it was suspended with the output of the luminaire showed that it would work in this application. Good design to suit the application.”






2015 recipient: HPM LegrandLuminaire: E2 Edgelight

“A swing blade type emergency luminaire taken to the next generation and architectural ticks a lot of boxes. The attractive slim line design with reduced visual discomfort and ease of installation with di�erent versions suits a variety of environments. Worthy of an award of commendation.”






2015 recipient: Bryan LiebowitzLuminaire: Proteus

“This �tting has a lot of potential to be used in many di�erent ways with di�erent types of di�usions and refracting materials, radio wireless, moving LED text, colour changing, ability to be used for emergency, thru wiring and the design of the extrusion.A very versatile and well-designed product.”






2015 recipient: Illana ThorpeLuminaire: Incanled

“A unique entry where old meets new. Hand blown glass, timber and LED. Would need to be used in the right environment to make the most of this �tting but would be very e�ective when used correctly. Worthy of an award for designing something di�erent.”


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Blade is the result of an integrated development process from different disciplines: light science, technology, design and culture. This versatile product is available in trim and trimless bodies and the product family has also been extended to include wall washer, adjustable and recessed system versions. Laser Blade has been recognised with some of the most prestigious international design awards.

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LiDA - Lighting Design Award


Award of Excellence

2015 recipients: Tim Carr, Carter Leung & Tim Hunt / ArupProject: 50 Martin Place, Sydney

Suppliers / Other Credits: 3S Lighting, ACDC, Artemide, Bega, Eagle Lighting, Ecosence, ERCO, Fagerhult, Ho�meister, iGuzzini, KKDC, Light Culture, Louis Poulsen,LTS, Lumino, Modular, Pierlite, Planet Lighting, Prolicht, Trilux, Xenian, Zumtobel

“Very astute replacement of old metal halide light source to e�cient LED in the existing art deco heritage pendants in the ground �oor main public foyer. The retro�tting of the old heritage pendants had been carried out to excellent outcome to an extent that the judges could not tell the di�erence in the luminance appearance and the illuminance levels of the area between the upgraded pendants and the remaining heritage �ttings yet to be upgraded. Overall an excellent, sensitive restoration and reinterpretation of heritage lighting. On the top level executive areas the lighting was a considered restrained use of vertical illumination to art work and new built elements which created status and branding.”





Award of Excellence

2015 recipients: Donn Salisbury & Catriona Simmons /ElectrolightProject: Wollongong Central, West Keira

Suppliers / Other Credits: 3S Lighting, Aurora Lighting, Eagle Lighting, Euroluce,Darkon, JSB, Klik Systems, Light Culture, Lighting Project, LiteSource, Nocturnal,Tridonic, Zumtobel

“Creative, new way of shopping centre lighting that brings together the local scenery with local shopping experience. The type of light �ttings carefully selected for e�ective vertical illumination that enhance architectural forms. Modern, young, subdued atmosphere created with clever use of minimalistic lightingschemes. The lighting enhances the retail experience similar to a high end hotel and less like our typical Australian shopping centres.”

Award of Excellence








Award of Excellence

2015 recipients: Steensen Varming & JPW ArchitectsProject: Australian War Memorial, Canberra

Suppliers / Other Credits: ACDC, ERCO, Planet Lighting

“Excellent and subtle use of light commands a deep respect and emotional response be�tting both the fallen soldiers and the architecture. Light �ttings were cleverly positioned to illuminate the main features such as stained glass window, the tomb of the unknown solider, the obelisks of the four elements evoking a sense of spirituality, humbleness and respect.This is a breath taking display of lighting that truly brought the architecture to life.”






2015 recipients: Donn Salisbury & Alex Fitzpatrick / ElectrolightProject: Sake, Double Bay

Suppliers / Other Credits: ERCO, Euroluce (Flos), KKDC, Light Project (Tal & IBL),Nocturnal, Philips Selecon

“The lighting created drama and theatre meeting the clients brief. The Bar façade is illuminated beautifully to drawing customer's attention, as with the individually illuminated private dining rooms. Overall atmosphere of the restaurant is inviting and completes a modern Japanese dining experience.”






2015 recipient: Gavin Macrae / Stramac LightingProject: Newcastle Memorial Walkway

Suppliers / Other Credits: Klik Systems

“Commendable achievement for such a small budget. The use of small lights uni�ed the walkway with the twinkling Newcastle skyline. It is evident on the night of our visit that this bridge has been embraced by the community and is a good example of how thinking outside the box can intensify the user’s experience. Generous contribution to the public domain and subtly engaging the spirit of Anzacs.”






2015 recipient: Haron Robson / LightmattersProject: Liverpool Catholic Club - Multistorey Carpark

Suppliers / Other Credits: 3S Lighting, Jade Cross (Megabay & Ligman), Lighting Group, Philips Dynalite, Versalux and Zumtobel

“Encouraging to see young lighting designers pushing boundaries of the ordinary. In this particular case a car park. A clever and e�ective lighting solution that exceeded the expectations of their client’s brief for a “vivid way �nding beacon”.Innovative solution to an otherwise typically bland concrete above ground carpark, a solution not just based on complying to standards but an artistic touch.”






2015 recipient: John Rainery & Associates Pty LtdProject: National Library of Australia

Suppliers / Other Credits: N.L.A sta�, Eagle Lighting Australia

“The lighting designer approached the tasks of the lighting upgrade by carefully keeping the original 1960's design intent while incorporating modern and e�cient lighting technology. The new design gives this nationally acclaimed building another twenty years of public appreciation. The new luminaires were painstakingly retro�tted with LED sources to achieve an overall, uniform illumination of the area while the library customers can perform reading task anywhere without local luminaire required.”


Award of Excellence

2015 recipients: Tim Carr, Carter Leung & Tim Hunt / ArupProject: 50 Martin Place, Sydney

Suppliers / Other Credits: 3S Lighting, ACDC, Artemide, Bega, Eagle Lighting, Ecosence, ERCO, Fagerhult, Ho�meister, iGuzzini, KKDC, Light Culture, Louis Poulsen,LTS, Lumino, Modular, Pierlite, Planet Lighting, Prolicht, Trilux, Xenian, Zumtobel

“Very astute replacement of old metal halide light source to e�cient LED in the existing art deco heritage pendants in the ground �oor main public foyer. The retro�tting of the old heritage pendants had been carried out to excellent outcome to an extent that the judges could not tell the di�erence in the luminance appearance and the illuminance levels of the area between the upgraded pendants and the remaining heritage �ttings yet to be upgraded. Overall an excellent, sensitive restoration and reinterpretation of heritage lighting. On the top level executive areas the lighting was a considered restrained use of vertical illumination to art work and new built elements which created status and branding.”





2015 recipient: Benjamin Cisterne DesignProject: ‘Australia the Great War’ Australian War Memorial

Suppliers / Other Credits: Barbizon, Enttec, Gantom, Philips Selecon, Pixalux

“The lighting design complemented the emotional content of this exhibition.Subtle and e�ective lighting levels within the exhibit cabinets beautifully highlighting the content with the respect these deserve. Additional luminaires cleverly focused, provided easy way �nding throughout the area while other luminaires made it easy to read information text displayed.”


Award of Excellence




Award of Excellence




Award of Excellence

2015 recipients: Steensen Varming & JPW ArchitectsProject: Australian War Memorial, Canberra

Suppliers / Other Credits: ACDC, ERCO, Planet Lighting

“Excellent and subtle use of light commands a deep respect and emotional response be�tting both the fallen soldiers and the architecture. Light �ttings were cleverly positioned to illuminate the main features such as stained glass window, the tomb of the unknown solider, the obelisks of the four elements evoking a sense of spirituality, humbleness and respect.This is a breath taking display of lighting that truly brought the architecture to life.”


2015 recipients: Donn Salisbury & Alex Fitzpatrick / ElectrolightProject: Sake, Double Bay

Suppliers / Other Credits: ERCO, Euroluce (Flos), KKDC, Light Project (Tal & IBL),Nocturnal, Philips Selecon

“The lighting created drama and theatre meeting the clients brief. The Bar façade is illuminated beautifully to drawing customer's attention, as with the individually illuminated private dining rooms. Overall atmosphere of the restaurant is inviting and completes a modern Japanese dining experience.”

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Thank you.VIP Sponsors:

Platinum Sponsor:

Gold Sponsors: Advanced Lighting Technologies, Clevertronics, Dome Lighting Systems (DLS), Eagle Lighting Australia, enLighten, ERCO, GM Poles, LED Lighting, mlight, onelight australia, Osram, PULVIN, XICATO, Zumtobel GroupSilver Sponsor: Aurora Lighting, EProductions Australia, Multipole, Tridonic

Awards Judges: LsiDA - Anthony Bastic (AGB Events), Wendy Davis (University of Sydney), Bart Groen (Objetbart), Simm Steel (Steensen Varming) LuDA - David Orwin (Vossloh Schwabe), Bruce Real (Ledlab), Tony Fardell (Evolt) LiDA - Ibby Kanalas (Northrop), Simm Steel (Steensen Varming), Mike Brown (Lend Lease), Julie Van Der Lay (Freelance), Vessi Ivanova (Philips), Tina Turrisi (Rice Daubney), Paul Gowans (City of Sydney), Andrew Nagy (Gerard Lighting), Roger To (Rice Daubney)

Technical Supporters: Anthony Papandrea, Corporate Awards Australia, EProductions Australia, Glen Anderson, Ian Barnes Photography, RIKARO

IES NSW CMC Team: Tim Shotbolt, James Vlassis, Jane Primrose, Vessi Ivanova, Caleb King, Bettina Easton, Jonas Olander, Ales Vasenda, Ibby Kanalas, Simm Steel


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2015 recipient: Gavin Macrae / Stramac LightingProject: Newcastle Memorial Walkway

Suppliers / Other Credits: Klik Systems

“Commendable achievement for such a small budget. The use of small lights uni�ed the walkway with the twinkling Newcastle skyline. It is evident on the night of our visit that this bridge has been embraced by the community and is a good example of how thinking outside the box can intensify the user’s experience. Generous contribution to the public domain and subtly engaging the spirit of Anzacs.”

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2015 recipient: Haron Robson / LightmattersProject: Liverpool Catholic Club - Multistorey Carpark

Suppliers / Other Credits: 3S Lighting, Jade Cross (Megabay & Ligman), Lighting Group, Philips Dynalite, Versalux and Zumtobel

“Encouraging to see young lighting designers pushing boundaries of the ordinary. In this particular case a car park. A clever and e�ective lighting solution that exceeded the expectations of their client’s brief for a “vivid way �nding beacon”.Innovative solution to an otherwise typically bland concrete above ground carpark, a solution not just based on complying to standards but an artistic touch.”

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