The LUCI/PHILIPS city.people.light award – Past editions

 

Call for applications for cpl award 2013!

Cities are invited to send in their entries for the 11th edition of the cpl award.
Download the 2013 brochure and entry form (in English)

The deadline for entries has been extended to the 23rd of August 2013.

Download the 2013 brochure in other languages:

• Chinese brochure
• Danish brochure
• French brochure
• Finnish brochure
• German brochure
• Italian brochure
• Korean brochure
• Norwegian brochure
• Spanish brochure
• Swedish brochure

 

Winners of the 2012 city.people.light awards

The 2012 city.people.light award ceremony took place on the 16th of November 2012 in Medellin, Colombia, during the LUCI Annual General Meeting.

First prize: Lyon (France)
Second prize: Stavanger (Norway)
Third prize: Genk (Belgium)
Special mentions: Taipei (Taiwan) and Moscow (Russia)
10th anniversary special prize, the people’s choice award winner: Valladolid (Spain)

Read more about the winning projects here

 

 

Click here and vote for your favourite entry!

The project with the most votes will win the People’s Choice Award during the city.people.light award ceremony on the 16th of November during the LUCI Annual General Meeting 2012 in Medellin, Colombia.

 

Call for applications for cpl award 2012!

Cities are invited to send in their entries for the 10th edition of the cpl award.

Download the 2012 brochure and application form (in English)

Deadline for entries is 30th July 2012.

 

• Brochure (French)
• Brochure (Spanish)
• Brochure (German)
• Brochure (Italian)
• Brochure (Swedish)
• Brochure (Norwegian)
• Brochure (Finnish)
• Brochure (Danish)
• Brochure (Polish)
• Brochure (Croatian)
• Brochure (Chinese)
• Brochure (Korean)

 

Winners of the 2011 cpl awards

The 2011 city.people.light award ceremony took place on the 17th of November 2011 in Gothenburg, Sweden, during the LUCI Annual General Meeting.

Mr. Javier León de la Riva, Mayor of the City of Valladolid, was presented with the first prize of the city.people.light award in recognition of the city’s ‘Rivers of Light’ project.

The Dutch city of Rotterdam and Kanazawa in Japan won second and third place respectively, and the City of Le Havre (France) received a special mention.

Click here to read more about the winning projects

 

Download the cpl 2011 brochure (english) and entry form (english).

• cpl 2011 brochure (Dutch)
• cpl 2011 brochure (French)
• cpl 2011 brochure (German)
• cpl 2011 brochure (Italian)
• cpl 2011 brochure (Polish)
• cpl 2011 brochure (Spanish)

 

city.people.light 2010:

The winners of last year’s award were announced at the city.people.light award ceremony during the LUCI Annual General Meeting in Chartres (France) on the 17th of September 2010.

The winner, the City of Lucerne (Switzerland) was presented with the city.people.light first prize together with a cheque for 10 000 euros. The City of Pau (France) was awarded the second prize and LUCI member Gothenburg received the third prize.The winners of this year’s award were announced at the city.people.light award ceremony during the LUCI Annual General Meeting in Chartres (France) on the 17th of September 2010

 

 

In 2009, winners of the first and joint second prizes were respectively: Jyväskylä (Finland), Hangzhou (China) and Lachen (Switzerland). Special mentions: Copenhagen (Denmark) and Moers (Germany).

In 2008, winners of the first, second and third prizes were respectively: Seoul (South Korea), Riga (Latvia) and St Gallen (Switzerland).

In 2007, winners of the first, second and third prizes were respectively: Heinsberg (Germany), Geneva (Switzerland) and Sao Carlo (Brazil).

In 2006, winners of the first, second and third prizes were respectively: Vienna (Austria), Leipzig (Germany) and San Luis Potosi (Mexico).

In 2005, winners of the first, second and third prizes were respectively: Cologne (Germany), Tampere (Finland) and Cannes (France).

In 2004, Gent (Belgium), Copenhagen (Denmark) and Caltagirone (Sicily).

In 2003, Cergy (France), Magdeburg (Germany) and Zeven (Germany).