CLUE Edition 05「Light & Disruption」
EDITION 05
In the modern word, complexity and uncertainty seem ever-present. How do we maintain relative order and a sense of calm? We rely on the power of interconnectivity. When different systems, processes ans people work seamlessly in conjunction with one another, this is when our towns and cities flourish
But what happens when something goes wrong?
Conflict, disruption and environmental changes can leave us vulnerable, but we’re never entirely powerless. This forms the challenge of CLUE edition 05: to explore how light can help to prevent challenging situations and crisis or manage emergencies when they occur. In testing circumstances, how can we unlock the extrordinary potential of light for brighter lives and a better world?
During an incident or emergency, it’s understandable that confusion, disorientation and even panic are likely responses. Thats’ why, in this edition, we are asking young students and professionals to imagine the ways in which lighting can make a difference – big or small
We encourage contributors to think of prevention – how illumination can help to anticipate and adress problems before they even start – as well as the way in which it might assist during an incident. How can light help the people affected by a crisis ? What role can it play in aiding emergency responders? And how can it help in the aftermath of an incident?
The particular situation you want to tackle is entirely up to you. What can you bring to the table?
TIMELINE
- CLUE 05 COMPETITION LAUNCH
January 15, 2019 - DEADLINE FOR QUESTIONS
November 25, 2019 - DEADLINE FOR REGISTRATION
December 8, 2019, 23:59 (GMT-5) - DEADLINE FOR PROJECT SUBMITTAL
December 9, 2019, 23:59 (GMT-5) - JUDGING OF PROPOSALS
January 28, 2020 - PUBLICATION OF WINNERS
February 6, 2020
PRIZES
Winners will be selected from all eligible submitted projects. Prizes will be awarded on merit by an international jury composed of professionals in the fields of design and urban planning. Prizes will be distributed as follows on the jury’s discretion.
- 1 st – PRIZE
$5 000* - 2 nd – PRIZE
$2 500 - 3 rd – PRIZE
$1 000
JURY
- Mike Simpson
Global Design Lead
Signify Lighting - Lee Barker-Field
Head of Lighting Design
AECOM - Regina Santos
Associate director & Lighting Designer
Godwin Austen Johnson - Sylvia Bistrong
President
ISP Design - Kenneth Douglas
Principal
Horton Lees Brogden Lighting Design - Marcelo Coelho
Professor & Designer
MIT & Computation Designer - Vesna Petresin
Transdisciplinary Artist and Researcher
