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Designers Working with Light Awards Design Practice of the Decade Armani Store 5th Avenue, Ney York, USA Lighting Design Awards 2012 The Edwin F. Guth Memorial Award for Interior Lighting Design, Award of Excellence, IES Awards, 2010 3 More London Riverside Radiance Award, IALD Awards, 2009 Avenue of Stars, New World Centre, Hong Kong Award of Excellence, IALD Awards, 2009 Award of Merit, HKILA Design Awards, 2018 Award of Excellence, IES Illumination Awards, 2009 Merit Award, HKIUD Urban Design Awards, 2019 5 Aldermanbury Square, London, UK BBC Scotland HQ, Glasgow, UK Commendation, The Civic Trust Awards, 2009 Award of Merit, IALD Awards, 2009 7 More London, London, UK Beijing Capital International Airport, China RIBA London Award, 2013 Special Citation, IALD Awards, 2009 Aeroblades Beverly Center, Los Angeles, USA Exterior Luminaire of the Year, Lux Awards, 2012 Award of Merit, IES Awards, 2019 Finalist, FX Design Awards, 2012 Bluewater, Kent, UK Armani Ginza, Tokyo, Japan Award of Excellence, Interior Lighting, Award of Merit, IES Awards, 2008 IES Awards, 2000 Awards Outstanding Achievement, A/L Lighting Design Awards, 2008 Award of Merit, Exterior, IES Awards, 2000 Best Lighting Design, FX Design Awards, 2008 Retail Lighting Award of Excellence, LIF Lighting Design Awards, 2000 Designers working with light International Project, The Lighting Design Awards, 2009 Best Lighting Design, Scottish Design Awards, 2009 www.speirsandmajor.com © 2020 Speirs + Major LLP. Bridge of Aspiration, London, UK Gasholder Park, King’s Cross, London, UK Special Mention, Architecture +Light, Architizer A+ Awards, 2013 Winner, Best Public Space Lighting Scheme, Award of Merit, IES Awards, 2017 Winner, International Projects (Exterior), Lighting Design Awards, 2014 FX International Design Awards, 2003 Award of Merit, IALD Awards, 2017 Radiance Award, IALD Awards, 2014 Lighting Design, Civic Trust Awards, 2004 Winner, Community + Public Realm, Lighting Design Awards, 2017 Award of Merit, IES Awards, 2014 Award of Excellence, IALD Awards, 2005 Special Mention, Architizer A+ Awards, 2017 Spaces: Best Landscape Lighting Scheme - High Budget, Darc Awards, 2016 Instinet Trading Floor, London, UK BT Headquarters, Alexander Graham Bell House, Edinburgh, UK Lighting Design Winner, FX Awards, 2016 Commended, LIF Lighting Design Awards, 1996 Award of Merit, IALD Awards, 2001 Award of Merit, IES Awards, 2001 Gasholders London, King’s Cross, London, UK Infinity Footbridge, Stockton-on-Tees, UK Lighting Design of Year, FX Awards, 2018 Award of Excellence, IALD Awards, 2010 Buchanan Street, Public Realm, Glasgow, UK Winner, Heritage Lighting, LIT Awards, 2019 Scottish Design Awards, 2010 Award of Merit, IES Awards, 2001 Civic Trust Award, 2019 FX International Design Awards, Lighting Design, 2010 Commended, Lighting Design Awards, 2019 Outstanding Achievement, AL Light & Architecture Design Awards, 2011 Burj Al Arab, Dubai, United Arab Emirates Award of Excellence, IALD Awards, 2019 Award of Distinction, IES Awards, 2000 Award of Merit, IES Awards, 2019 International Towers, Barangaroo South, Sydney, Australia NSW IES Award of Excellence, 2016 Burlington Arcade, London, UK Gateshead Millennium Bridge, Tyne-on-Wear, UK Outstanding Achievement, AL Light & Architecture Design Awards, 2013 Finalist, Best Lighting Scheme, FX Design Awards, 2001 John Menzies Wholesale Division Headquarters, Edinburgh, UK Award of Merit, IALD Awards, 2013 Award of Distinction, IES Awards, 2002 Winner, LIF Lighting Design Awards, 1996 Winner, Heritage, Lighting Design Awards, 2013 Award of Excellence, IALD Awards, 2002 Section Award, IES Awards, 2013 Best Exterior, LIF Lighting Design Awards, 2002 K11 Musea, Hong Kong Bronze, Illumni Infinity Awards, 2013 Exterior Lighting, European Lighting Design Award, 2002 Platinum Winner, Muse Design Awards, 2019 Lighting Project of the Year, The Building Services Awards, 2002 Cemex - HAL 9000, Monterey, Mexico Outdoor Design Trophy, Scottish Design Awards, 2002 King’s Cross Pedestrian Tunnel / HALFLIFE, London, UK Award of Excellence, IES Awards, 1999 Award of Merit, IES Awards, 2016 George C. King Bridge, Calgary, Canada City Rhodes Restaurant, London, UK Footbridge Awards, Lighting Winner, 2017 La Nuvola (the Cloud), EUR Congressi, Rome, Italy Leisure Lighting, LIF Lighting Design Awards, 1997 Special Mention, Architizer A+ Awards, 2017 Golden Jubilee Bridges (Hungerford Bridge), London, UK Award of Merit, IES Awards, 2017 CF Toronto Eaton Centre Bridge, Toronto, Canada Winner, Exterior Category, The Lighting Design Awards, 2003 Award of Merit, IALD Awards, 2019 Award of Merit, IES Awards, 2003 The Lighthouse, Glasgow, UK Award of Merit, IES Awards, 2019 Award of Merit, IES Awards, 2000 Grenville Shop and Library, British Museum, London, UK Channel 5 Atrium, London, UK Award of Merit, IES Awards, 2001 Lighting Design Advisor, Queen Elizabeth II Olympic Park, London, UK Award of Merit, IES Awards, 2000 Finalist, Best Retail Interior, FX Design Awards, 2001 International Dark-Sky Association Award for Lighting Design, 2012 Coal Drops Yard, London, UK Hammerson plc Headquarters, London, UK Loudoun Hall Refurbishment and Courtyard, Ayr, UK RIBA National Award, 2019 Commended, LIF Lighting Design Awards, 1996 Commended, Civic Trust Awards, 1999 Copenhagen Opera House, Denmark HBOS Headquarters, The Mound, Edinburgh, UK The Macallan, Speyside, UK Award of Merit, IIDA Awards, 2007 Award of Merit, IES Awards, 2007 Scottish Design Awards, Lighting Award, 2018 Best Retail, Leisure or Exhibition Lighting Scheme, FX Awards, 2005 Gold Award, Interior Architecture, iF Design Awards, 2019 Hedonism Wines, London, UK Finalist, Architecture +Light, A+ Architizer Awards, 2019 Coventry Cathedral, Coventry, UK Gold, Illumni Infinity Awards, 2013 RIBA National Award, 2019 Commended, Coventry Design Awards, 2001 Highly Commended, Small Retail, Lighting Design Awards, 2013 RIAS Award, 2019 Winner, FX International Design Awards, 2004 Best Leisure Food & Drink Shop, RetailWeek Awards, 2014 Maggie’s Centre, Lanarkshire, UK Coventry Council House, Coventry, UK IBM e-business Innovation Centre, London, UK Scottish Design Awards, Lighting Award, 2015 Award of Merit, IES Awards, 2000 Award of Merit, IES Awards, 2001 RIBA National Award, 2015 Innovation Award, The Institution of Civil Engineers, 2001 Joint Winner, Best Workplace, Lighting Design Awards, 2002 RIAS Award, 2015 Winner, Coventry Design Awards, 2001 Civic Trust Award, 2015 lIfracombe Theatre Wintergarden, North Devon, UK Croydon Skyline, London, UK Commended, LIF Lighting Design Awards, 1996 Maggie’s Centre, London, UK Architects Journal Focus Award, Highlight Winner, Architects Journal, 1994 Award of Merit, IES Awards, 1999 Winner, Civic Trust Award, 2009 RIBA, Sterling Prize, 2009 Gardermoen Airport, Oslo, Norway In Lumine Tuo, Utrecht, The Netherlands Highly Commended, Leisure Project of the Year, Lighting Design Awards, 2018 Outstanding Achievement, AL Light & Architecture Design Awards, 2013 Maggie’s Centre, Newcastle, UK Award of Merit, IES Awards, 2018 Winner, Lighting Design, FX Awards, 2013 Award of Merit, IES Awards, 2014 © 2020 Speirs + Major LLP. Magna Science Adventure Centre, Rotherham, UK Pulrose Power Station, Isle of Man, UK The St Botolph Building, London, UK Finalist, Lighting Project of the Year, The Building Services Awards, 2002 Award of Excellence, IALD Awards, 2005 Highly Commended, Workplace Lighting, Lighting Design Awards, 2012 Special Citation for ‘Enhancement of the Emotional Experience of the Award of Merit, IES Awards, 2012 Space’ IES Awards, 2002 Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, London, UK Section Award, IES Awards, 2012 Best Retail and Leisure, The Lighting Design Awards, 2002 Outstanding Achievement, AL Light and Architecture Design Awards, 2015 Award of Merit, IALD Awards, 2002 Award of Merit, IALD Awards, 2015 St Paul’s Cathedral, London, UK Finalist, Best Lighting Installation, FX Design Awards, 2001 Award of Merit, IES Awards, 2015 Award of Excellence, IIDA Awards, 2007 Heritage Award, Lighting Design Awards, 2007 Manchester Sportcity Screen Wall, Manchester, UK Royal Festival Hall, London, UK Award of Excellence, IALD Awards, 2008 Award of Merit, IES Awards, 2003 Heritage, Highly Commended, The Lighting Design Awards, 2009 RIBA London Awards, 2012 ManWeb Substation, Matthew Street, Liverpool, UK Sackler Crossing, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, UK Standard Life Headquarters, ‘The Glass Virgins’ Edinburgh, UK Award for Excellence in Architecture and Urban Design, Liverpool Special Projects Award, Lighting Design Awards, 2007 Award of Merit, IIDA Awards, 2001 Architecture and Design Trust Awards, 1999 Award of Distinction, IIDA Awards, 2007 Award of Excellence, IALD Awards, 2008 Terminal 4, Barajas Airport, Madrid, Spain Marianne North Gallery, Kew Gardens, UK Stephen Lawrence Prize, RIBA Award, 2008 Lighting Design – Highly commended, FX Design Awards, 2006 Award of Merit, IES Awards, 2012 Award of Merit, IIDA Awards, 2007 Finalist, Heritage, Lighting Design Awards, 2012 Salisbury Garden, New World Centre, Hong Kong Radiance Award, IALD Awards, 2008 Award of Merit, HKILA Design Awards, 2018 Award of Excellence, IALD Awards, 2008 Merchants Bridge, Castlefield, Manchester, UK Citation, IALD Awards, 1996 Sands Bethworks Retained Edifices, Pensylvania, USA Thermae Bath Spa, UK Award of Merit, IALD Awards, 2010 Award of Merit, IALD Awards, 2008 Miami Museum Garage, Miami, USA Scottish Design Award, 2011 Winner, Architecture +Collaboration, Architizer A+ Awards, 2019 Tower of Time, Manchester, UK Scottish Power Substation,
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