LIGHTING TRANSFORMATION AWARDS
The main intent of the Lighting Transformation Awards is to promote best practices for a variety of indoor and outdoor lighting retrofit applications. Retrofit projects in this program are defined as including a minimum alteration of building materials. Through the creative use of lighting systems and controls, these projects illustrate the value of lighting, including but not limited to improved visual performance, promotion of health and wellness, positive environmental impact including responsible outdoor lighting practices, enhanced safety and security, and increased overall occupant satisfaction.
The program aims to recognize and showcase projects that provide a narrative and “how to” guide for others with similar lighting retrofit challenges.
2026 Lighting Transformation Awards
Follow this website for the upcoming 2026 Call for Entries and Submission Form details.
LIGHTING TRANSFORMATION AWARDS
The main intent of the Lighting Transformation Awards is to promote best practices for a variety of indoor and outdoor lighting retrofit applications. Retrofit projects in this program are defined as including a minimum alteration of building materials. Through the creative use of lighting systems and controls, these projects should illustrate the value of lighting, including but not limited to improved visual performance, promotion of health and wellness, environmental impact including reduced light pollution/preservation of nighttime lighting quality, enhanced safety and security, and increased overall occupant satisfaction.
The program aims to recognize and showcase projects that provide a narrative and “how to” guide for others with similar lighting retrofit challenges.
The Lighting Transformation Awards are co-sponsored by the International Association of Lighting Management Companies (NALMCO).
The program aims to recognize and showcase projects that provide a narrative and “how to” guide for others with similar lighting retrofit challenges.
The Lighting Transformation Awards are co-sponsored by the International Association of Lighting Management Companies (NALMCO).
WHO CAN SUBMIT
Anyone may enter a project. Lighting design and implementation teams may include lighting designers, manufacturers, agents, distributors, facility managers or engineers, building owners and occupants.
Submitted projects should have been completed within the 2024, 2025, or 2026 calendar years.
Submitted projects should have been completed within the 2024, 2025, or 2026 calendar years.
Submitted projects will be eligible for a Special Citation for exemplary design and implementation of lighting controls, sponsored by the Lighting Controls Academy. “The LCA are excited to support this award to highlight the terrific value of advanced lighting controls for building owners and managers”, says Craig DiLouie, LC, CLCP, education director for the Lighting Controls Academy.
LIGHTING TRANSFORMATION AWARDS ANNOUNCED
Lighting Transformation Award winners will be announced during the NALMCO Annual Convention and Trade Show, October 11-14, 2026, in Glendale, Arizona. Details to follow.
