2012 September Issue

Docklands urban tour

Awards Dinner

Steve Coyne talk

2012 September Issue

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Cover image:Alexander Knox - Maxims of Behaviour - City of Melbourne

Subscription / Membership:To subscribe to the monthly issue of Reflections become a member of the IES Victorian Chapter. More details on how to become a member on the last page of this issue.

Editorial & Advertising enquiries:Jane GilchristTelephone: 0422 221 072E-mail: [email protected] address: PO Box 3260Moorabbin East VIC 3189

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Reflections is the official newsletter of the Victorian Chapter of the Illuminating Engineering Society of Australia & New Zealand Limited ABN 70 238 076. Print post approval No. PP349069/00028

Material in Reflections is published in good faith from information received from various industry sources.

LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENTLAST MONTH’S MEETINGSATURDAY IN DESIGN SUMMARYINVITE TO SEPTEMBER MEETINGAWARDS DINNERNEW PRODUCTSPOINT & CLICKEVENTS DIARYPREVIOUS CMC MEMBERSCURRENT CMC MEMBERSMEMBERSHIPADVERTISING GUIDEAWARDS DINNER BOOKING FORMS

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Hi Everyone,

Victoria’s inaugural daylight award is under way. Thanks to a lot of tireless work behind the scenes from David Poulton and Antony Dimase, Victoria will again be the first chapter in the country to acknowledge and celebrate this increasingly relevant sector of our industry.

This year’s awards gala dinner will be held at Maia at Central Pier Docklands on the October 19th. Bookings strictly close on October the 4th for our brightest night of the year, so get in early to avoid disappointment. Sponsorship packages are also available, so please consider helping us make this a special occasion.

Judging for the 2012 Lighting Awards has begun. Convenors, David Bird and Jan Flook, have gathered an expert panel of judges to work their way through a bumper crop of twenty-nine lighting entries and ten luminaire entries. From what I hear, the standard of entries is exemplary and we look forward to acknowledging them at the dinner in October.

The August meeting was an informative night with Steve Coyne; physicist, industry expert and National IES President illuminating us on the topic of “what makes a GOOD luminaire”. A big thanks to Steve for taking time out of his busy schedule while in Melbourne.

August has also seen us say farewell to some dedicated and long serving members of the Chapter Management Committee. On behalf of all of us, I’d like to express our gratitude for all of your tireless work behind the scenes over the years. Have a read about their experiences and the rest of this month’s happenings on the following pages.

Cheers,

Dave Anderson

VIC/TAS Chapter President.

SEPTEMBER NEWSLETTERLETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT

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Thanks to the sponsors for this event.

WHAT MAKES A GOOD LUMINAIRELAST MONTH’S MEETING

Our August meeting saw IES President and Physicist Steve Coyne expound on ‘What Makes a Good Luminaire’.Turns out a good lamp is one of the key ingredients and Steve’s background in the Photometric Lab at QIT, lecturer at QIT, and more recently in private practice puts him in a good position to present impartial aspects of lamps, particularly LEDs.

Some aspects of LED testing have shown:

• ThoseLEDsaretemperaturedependentwitharound30% drop off in relative intensity for an ambient increase from nominal 23 o C to 45oC.

• ManufacturersofLEDunitsoftentestoutputatthree different temperatures so that OEMs should be able to publish parameters relevant to their product

• Beamaxisoftendoesnotcoincidewiththelampsoptical axis leading to significant non-symmetrical distribution

• PuttingdifferentLEDarraysintoaluminairecancompletely change the luminairies’ distribution, thus CIE and IES files can really only be created with absolute intensities

• RetrofittingexistingluminaireswithLEDpackagecan result in completely different illuminance levels on the target surface and may need a redesign of the luminaires positions.

• InternationalStandardsprohibitLEDluminairemanufacturers to claiming a maximum life of 36,000 hours.

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SATURDAY IN DESIGNREVIEW

Celebrating it’s 10th anniversary, Saturday in Design took place on Saturday the 17th of August around Melbourne showcasing the latest design trends both locally and internationally.

The event involves Australia’s premier designer furniture, finishes, fixtures and lighting showrooms opening their doors on a Saturday to allow architects, designers, students and design-savvy members of the public to enjoy the products they specify, in a showroom environment

Lighting related exhibitors included:

- Archilux- Christopher Boots- Corporate Culture- Euroluce- Great dane- Inlite- Living Edge- Space Furniture- Tait- Tongue n Groove- Viabizzuno

Read more: http://saturdayindesign.com.au/about#ixzz25aDkGHb4orhttp://www.indesignlive.com/articles/Saturday-In-Design-Awards-2012#axzz25aEMMGSt

City streets of Saturday in Design

Archilux Showroom

Coco Reynolds - Bright Beads© Nexus DesignsEuroluce Showroom - Wall graphics by Nexus DesignsPhotograph by: Parallax Photography

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You are invited to...

EVENT SPONSORED BY:

THE DOCKLANDS URBAN WALKTuesday the 25th of September from 6pm@ Docklands

The meeting will be a walk though Docklands leaving from Yarra’s Edge off Lorimer Street, Port Melbourne.

Speakers will include Lightwell, Electrolight, Webb Australia.

The City of Melbourne will also have a new initiative to present.

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Booking forms are located at the end of Reflections

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NEW PRODUCTSLUMINAIRES AND LIGHTING RELATED PRODUCTS FOR SEPTMEBER

Volker HaugContact: Kristin LewisPhone: (03) 9387 [email protected]

ECCProduct: WEPLight

WEPLight designed by Marcelo Dabini and Nadia Corsaro, is a range of flexible wood veneer lights in Ash, Gray Oak, Beech and are available in pendants, floor and table lamps. Ranging from 500mm – 1600mm diameter, the floral and curving patterns achieved through their development of the veneer are unique and allow for endless design possibilities.

Volker HaugProduct: Floor Jewellery

There’s a new diamond in the Volker Haug Jewellery shop! If you thought your venue couldn’t handle any more jewels, you’d be surprised. At last the floor won’t be jealous on missing out on Volker’s elegant accessories. The Floor Jewellery stands tall and handsome with its bent personality; it will be a talking point in the design of any venue.

EuroluceProduct: Sempe

Sempe suspension can be a single, double, triple or multiple configuration hanging shade. Available in white, yellow, beige red, coral red, green, silver grey & black- they can be arranged in any colour combination. Material: steel/cast iron. Light source: 6 W LED. Colour temperature: 3,000 K CRI: 93. Suspension: 3 m cable.

ISM ObjectsProduct: I Do...Wall Up Down Light

Designed by Keith Melbourne the ‘I Do…’ range comprises a collection of beautiful empty shells that are mysteriously illuminated, reflecting light out into the environment. The ‘I Do…’ Wall Up Down Lamp is a rounded square section of aluminium with a finish in a choice of black or white satin powder coat or anodised silver or gold.

DedeceProduct: Tom Dixon - Fin Light Obround Copper

An obround aluminium pendant light, Fin proudly exposes its inner workings, taking usually invisible electrical components and making them integral to the design. The result is a self-contained piece featuring both a shade and light in one. The Fin LED range also includes a round pendant and a table light.

ISM ObjectsContact: Michael DernajPhone: 0407 363 [email protected]

ECCContact: Tania Stacey(03) 9821 530099 Commercial Road, South Yarra VIC [email protected] www.ecc.com.au

EuroluceContact: Tim Hakfoort18-20 Russell St, Melbourne, 3000Phone: (03) 9657 [email protected]

DedeceContact: John Eric [email protected]

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NEW PRODUCTS - CONTINUEDPierliteProduct: DOT92LED

Winner of the IES(NZ) Luminaire Design Award of Excellence 2011, the New DOT 92 LED offers a cost effective energy efficient solution for domestic and commercial applications. Engineered with high efficiency light sources, quality control gear and effective light control all combine to provide market leading performance.

JSB LightingProduct: Chapeau

Named after the French word for hat, the Chapeau’s form is designed to integrate into the architecture seamlessly. The innovative tilting and rotating mechanism allows full flexibility to be a downlighter or wall washer. Available in LED, Metal Halide or Halogen light sources with a choice of black or white structured finishes.

ArtemideProduct: Ciclope

Range of outdoor luminaires, available as wall, wall recessed and floor. Floor version is available in two heights 50cm and 90cm, and now in bilateral emission. Outdoor luminaires are using low energy LED light source to provide a warm, intense light. Floor fixing with ground mounting plate.

AustubeProduct: AUS 125 Asymmetric

AUS 125 ASYMMETRIC is a continuous linear lighting system which has been designed primarily for installations requiring asymmetric distribution of light—where a wash of light is desired across a wall or ceiling or onto particular features such as merchandise or a feature wall.

PhilipsProduct: LED Batten

The GreenPerform LED Batten defines the range with its class leading output, efficacy, lifetime and colour choice. At 100lm/W, the GreenPerform Batten is the fitting of choice if you are after the best of both worlds - Performance and Efficiency.

Pierlite AustraliaPhone: (03) 9368 [email protected] www.pierlite.com.au

JSB Lighting65 Southbank Boulevard,Southbank VIC 3006Phone (03) 9827 [email protected]

Artemide46-48 Rathdowne StreetCarlton VIC 3053Phone: (03) 9349 [email protected]

AustubePhone: (03) 9329 [email protected]

Philips LightingPhone: 1300 304 404www.philips.com.au/lighting

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NEW PRODUCTS - CONTINUEDULA GroupProduct: ArcSource Outdoor 24MC

The ArcSource Outdoor 24MC offers high light output from the latest LED multi-chip technology with a full range of optics. Mounted within an IP66 High-grade aluminium housing this product is ideal for providing solutions to many outdoor landscape lighting scenarios. Power and control are supplied by Anolis ArcPower drivers complete with thermal feedback control.

If you have a new product that you would like to make known, please forward through 50 words and an image of your product to: [email protected]. Please note that not necessarily all submissions will be included.

ULA GroupPhone: 1300 852 [email protected]

LightmovesProduct: Philips Selecon Accent

The Accent with beam-shaper is a new improved version of the classic Aureol. It boasts improved optics with new gobo installation methodology, Allen key and shutter lock offs, and no light spill. Available with a number of different light sources including LED, Halogen and Metal Halide. A sophisticated lighting instrument of timeless appearance.

Gamma IlluminationProduct: 1089 – 60W LED Downlight

This optically controlled LED downlight ideal for applications in shopping centres and retail outlets as an alternative to metal halide, but with advantages of no heat output, less power consumption and long life without maintenance with 50,000+ hour lifespan. Proudly Australian made, available in 30W, 45W, 60W in 3K and 4K

LightmovesContact: Aaron Binion138 - 146 Browns RoadNoble Park 3174Phone: (03) 9701 [email protected]

Gamma Illumination Pty LtdPhone: (03) 9801 [email protected]

GE LightingProduct: Lumination Suspended LED Fixture

The minimalist design of GE’s Lumination Suspended LED Fixture delivers remarkable light output in an ultra-thin profile. It’s a whole new visual aesthetic combining direct and indirect lighting in one super-efficient, translucent LED luminaire. A clear band surrounds the edge of the fixture, making the light source appear to “float.”

GE Lighting AustraliaPhone: 1300 76 2852www.gelighting.com.au


POINT & CLICK

11-27 OctoberFor the first time, the Melbourne Festival provides a film program of international features about art and artists – including many Australian premieres – that peer behind the scenes of fashion, art, theatre, dance, and more. At ACMI and Greater Union.

To read more, go to:

http://www.au.timeout.com/melbourne/film/events/4663/melbourne-festival-2012-film

MELBOURNE FESTIVAL 2012: FILM

The ArcelorMittal Orbit has divided opinion and to some eyes cuts a rather ungainly figure on the Olympic Park skyline. But at night it is transformed by a dynamic lighting display that renders its bizarre geometry intelligible and breathes life into its carcass. Jill Entwistle spoke to its design team leader, Arup Lighting’s Florence Lam.

To read more, go to:

http://www.lighting.co.uk/orbit-comes-alive-at-night/8634714.article?blocktitle=Latest-Projects&contentID=2660

ORBIT COMES ALIVE AT NIGHT


POINT & CLICK - CONTINUED

With paint you can smudge, add colours to, and blend if you cross a line - Light as a medium, is less forgiving.Every movement is tracked precisely, and getting any recognisable form is difficult. At the end of a blindly illustrated 5 - 7 minute exposure, you either have an image that works, or a luminous tangle with the disjointed parts of what you’ve intended.

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/travel/galleries/gallery-fn2wzol2-1226459791347

GALLERIES LIGHT THE NIGHT

Six Australian architecture practices that challenge tradition have been selected to exhibit in the Formations: New Practices in Australian Architecture exhibition at the Australian Pavilion during the 2012 Venice Architecture Biennale.

The exhibition will showcase Australian architectural practices that challenge conventional perceptions and definitions of what it is to be an architect, as well as the opportunities for the profession to contribute to new areas of work through innovative practice formations.

http://architectureau.com/articles/2012-venice-pavilion-exhibitors-chosen/

VENICE BIENNALE 2012: AUSTRALIAN PAVILLION

The opening ceremony of the London 2012 Olympic Games saw the main stadium transformed into a huge array of LED video pixels, mapped to the space inhabited by the entire audience. Developed by Tait Technologies, the pixel tablet has become the latest product to emerge from the expanding range of Tait’s available rental systems. Producing over 70,500 pixel tablets for the entire stadium seating grid saw video emerge from its two dimensional world to become 3D; the audience members integrated into the show itself.

http://livedesignonline.com/news/tait_olympics_moving_images_20120730/

MOVING IMAGES AT OLYMPIC STADIUM


POINT & CLICK - CONTINUED

Soft serve ice cream cone marries light bulb and they have spiral fluorescent bulb child

Mr Whippy Cone Lamps: What? No Sprinkles?

http://www.gizmodo.co.uk/2012/01/mr-whippy-cone-lamps-what-no-sprinkles/

http://imgace.com/pic/tag/soft-serve-ice-cream-cone-marries-light-bulb-and-they-have-spiral-fluorescent-bulb-child/

The Challenge:

An IK16 luminaire suitable for

harsh environments and able

to withstand considerable

physical attack?

Solution:Tuscan T5

Available exclusively from www.eaglelighting.com.au/tuscan_t5

EVENTS DIARY 2012MEETING TIMESRefreshments from 6.00pm - Meetings start at 6.30pm

SPONSORSHIPSponsorship of 2012 meetings is available, please contact the secretary for details. Book early to get the most from your support of the IES.


FEBRUARY 28th

MARCH 27th

APRIL 24th

MAY 29th

JUNE 27thLight In Winter

JULY 25thLightsource

AUGUST 28th

SEPTEMBER 25th

OCTOBER 19th

NOVEMBER 27th

WELCOME BBQ

DAYLIGHTING

A HEALTHY LIGHT

WALK THROUGH – MYER

LIGHT-HEARTED QI (ES) LAUNCH FULL HISTORY

PECHA KUCHA LIGHTING CONSULTANTS

WHAT MAKES A GOOD LUMINAIRE

DOCKLANDS URBAN LIGHTING

AWARDS DINNER

AWARD WINNER PRESENTATIONS & CHRISTMAS DRINKS

@ The Mint

@ The Metropolitan

@ The Metropolitan

@ Myer

@ BMW Edge - Federation Square

@ Loop Bar - Meyers Pl

@ The Metropolitan

@ Docklands

@ Maia, Central Pier

@ The Metropolitan

Welcome to 2012 IES calendar, kicking off with our traditional BBQ at The Mint to catch up with our colleagues after the holiday break. This month it’s all about networking and having a good time together before the year starts in earnest. We look forward to seeing you there.

It’s easy to forget that lighting is not just about technology and electricity, this month we’ll hear from an expert in daylighting and learn how we can better improve interior spaces through clever application of this often ignored light source.This meeting will begin with a short student presentation.Rachel Burke will be presenting a paper she read at the PLDC, an international lighting design conference in Madrid last year. It is an exploration of contemporary thinking and research in the field of innovative architectural design for the healthcare institution.

The new MYER store provides a wealth of design features for us to explore including daylight, new directions in architecture and retail and clever lighting solutions. Join us with lead designers including Lui Violanti from NH Architecture on the project for this fascinating review.

Taking lead from 2011’s Design Match, this year our special event at the Light in Winter festival will launch the full history, written by Steve Brown. Taking inspiration from Stephen Fry’s TV program QI, and hosted by comedian Rod Quantock, it’s bound to be the best history lesson you’ve ever attended!

PechaKucha is a worldwide phenomenon – presenters are limited to 20 slides and just 20 seconds per slide, ensuring a fascinating series of presentations. This year the IES will be organising its own PechaKucha – looking for Lighting Designers, Consultants and Engineers to prepare their own 6minutes promoting themselves, their businesses and lighting design.

This month we will be delving into the details of luminaires – what is important and what is not when choosing the best fitting for your project? The focus will be on the technologies inherent in luminaires – reflectors, body size, materials, lamps, control gear etc.

This meeting will begin with a short student presentation.Docklands may be windy most of the time, but the redevelopment of this area of Melbourne has led to many fascinating urban lighting solutions. Join us for this tour of the area, reviewing the installations and their effects on the public space.

Our Annual celebration of Lighting via the VLiDA, VLuDA & VLiTRA award programs – this event it outside of the corporate sponsorship package, specific event sponsorship opportunities will be presented mid 2012.

Meritorious Award winners of the VLiDA and VLuDA for 2012 will present their projects and luminaires to members in detail, giving us an opportunity to learn the details involved with the projects and to celebrate another year of lighting excellence. This meeting will also be our end of year celebration.


Photos from the IES Awards.View all the professional photos of the 2011 October Victorian IES Lighting Awards taken by photographer Jake Lowe and the Photo Booth Photos on our Flicker page.

Go to the Victorian IES, The Lighting Society to view them.

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PREVIOUS COMMITTEE MEMBERSA BRIEF SUMMARY

BERDG PAPAZIAN

I had the least onerous duties of all the CMC members as I did a fair bit of travelling while I was on the CMC, twice going to Singapore to work for 6 months a time on their inaugural night F1 race in 2008 followed by another season in 2009.My involvement with the CMC was mainly helping out with the technical meetings, and also I helped out on the dinner committee for a couple of years as well as organizing the nibbles and drinks for the CMC meetings. I had a great time doing what I did, and this gave me an opportunity to further interact with other members of the Society, which was very enjoyable. I wish the current members of the CMC all the very best in the future

JACQUELINE UNWIN

It has been an absolute pleasure working with the Victorian Chapter Management Committee as the Award Dinner Co-Ordinator over the last few years. With a team of great people we have seen the Annual Award dinners go from strength to strength. Through my involvement with the CMC, it has increased the exposure of our business to the wider lighting community and I hope that in some way it has highlighted how important it is to support and continue to manufacture within Australia. I wish the CMC all the best for the future and thank you for being a great bunch of people to work with.

JOSEPH NORSTER

Over the last two years I have been fortunate to serve as Victorian Chapter Secretary . The role has allowed me to play my small part in the health and growth of a chapter that provides for its members the most comprehensive, well articulated, and informed meetings program.A monthly lighting publication that is an important resource for designers and suppliers alike, and an Awards Dinner that has gone from strength to strength.It has been a honour to be part of a CMC that is so dedicated to the improvement of its member services and advocacy on their behalf.I would like to extend my thanks and welcome to Jane Gilchrist as the new Victorian Chapter Secretary and wish her well in what I know to be a rewarding and fruitful role.

DAVID POULTON

Ohhh what to say when asked to reflect upon our contributions? Perhaps the opportunity to present three Technical Meetings; ‘The impact of ESD and the BCA’, ‘Embodied Energy and Life Cycle Assessment’ and ‘Daylight in all its beauty’. Fabulous speakers in Kaye Crowley, Dermot Small, Brett Munckton, Kay Abel. Malcolm Munro, Dr Robert Crawford and Simon Lockrey, Raynor Pierce, Dr Phillip Greenup and Kevin Poulton. All made possible by the incredible assistance from Ampelite, Ark Resources, Fryda Dorne and Associates, Simpson Kotzman and studio dp.Or…….the amazing CMC under the guidance of Adele Locke. No, actually I think it is you dear reader; our members. For all our differences, focus and skills, the very basic desire to see our world in a better light is why we do it and why I wanted to be involved. Thank you to all – it was an insightful time.

AMELIA CASTLEDINE

One year into my career as a lighting designer I was offered the roll of Reflection’s editor back in 2010. I eagerly took on the roll excited that it would fast track my education and open doors in the close knit world of lighting, and it sure did! Introducing a highly graphic, yet traditional layout to the magazine allowed for consistency across issues, as well as a fresh look aimed to engage all demographics. Quantity and variety of content improved due to monthly contributions from each of our committee members, and input from the membership.The focus on improved communication and content lead to the update of The Lighting Society’s website, the introduction of our very own flicker page to share event photos with the membership and a LinkedIn page where members could take advantage of online social networking.Now in the creative hands of Catriona Simmons, the magazine continues to improve; in reader interest, involvement and quality of content proving to be a valuable asset to our ever growing and diverse membership.


CURRENT COMMITTEE MEMBERS

Adele LockeImmediate Past President

Dave AndersonPresident

Jane GilchristSecretary

Catriona SimmonsVice President / Reflections Editor

Jan FlookTreasurer/ VLuDA Awards Convenor

John FordBoard Member

Steve BrownBoard Member/Historian

Rob HamiltonEducation Manager

Robin BaassStandards Manager

Adam CareyMarketing

Jackie UnwinAwards Dinner Committee 2012

James ZagariMembership Manager

David BirdVLiDA Awards Convenor

Aaron Binion CMC Member

James MurrelCMC Member

Tim HakfoortCMC Member

We are now well and truly into the new financial year and membership renewals are now due.

Most of you should have received your membership invoice for 2012/13 – Just a friendly reminder to renew this if you haven’t already.If you are not yet an official member, what a great time to consider the benefits of joining and being part of our society. There are so many exciting things happening in lighting and now is a great time to be amongst it so come on and take the plunge!

This month we would like to welcome:John Eric Xavier as an associate member to the IES.

Read more here about the types of membership grades available http://www.iesanz.org/members/guide-to-membership/

Otherwise, I am looking forward to meet more of you at the Docklands tour on the 25th.

James Zagari

MEMBERSHIP GRADES

ASSOCIATE — available to anyone wishing to join the Society. Post-nominals allowed: AssocIES

TECHNICIAN — an Associate member who has successfully completed a lighting course accredited by the Society may apply for upgrade to Technician. Post-nominals allowed: TechIES

MEMBER — an Associate or Technician who has successfully completed a lighting course accredited by the Society and who has a minimum of 4 (four) years of approved lighting practice or equivalent practice in an allied field may apply for upgrade to Member. Post-nominals allowed: MIES

RLP — is an additional qualification for those members of the Society who regularly practise lighting design at a high level of performance and who wish to maintain those high standards in the future by undertaking Continual Professional Development activities.

FELLOW — a person who has equivalent qualifications to those of a Member and who has at least 8 (eight) years of approved lighting practice or equivalent practice in an allied field may apply for upgrade to Fellow. Post-nominals allowed: FIES

CORPORATE — organisations that are involved in any way with the lighting industry may signify their support for the Society by applying for Corporate membership.

There are some alternative routes by which persons may, under certain circumstances, achieve upgrades. Details of these are described in the Guide found on the IES web-site.


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Dear Members of the IES You are invited to become a valued sponsor of the Society. Traditionally a small fee has been levied to cover costs of meetings, with the sponsors thanked at the meeting. As the Chapter has grown, so has the audience; we now provide events which interest a broader audience, bringing new participants into the industry with each passing month. The rewards to sponsors must therefore grow to match expectations. Logos will be included on invitations, advertising space will be provided in Reflections for several months running, and a complimentary entry fee to the Awards program will be provided as part of premium packages. As we develop stronger relationships with external partners such as Federation Square, State of Design and AIA, sponsorship benefits will gather further lustre. We have developed a broad range of event opportunities in 2012, and sponsorship is available to all organisations wishing to align with the IES and the lighting industry. The proposed sponsor packages are outlined below, along with the proposed calendar for 2012.

Corporate Sponsors

PLATINUMOne per meeting@ $2500 inc GST• Monthly Full Page advertisement in Reflections• Company Logo included on Invitation, Reflections Calendar, Website and on screen pre- presentations at meeting selected• 5 minutes to speak at the IES Technical Meeting on a branded technical item - details must be provided to the organised min 2 weeks prior to meeting• 1x Entry Fee paid for into either LuDA or LiDA or LiTRA• Opportunity to distribute marketing materials at the meeting (if held at The Metropolitan)

GOLDTwo per meeting@ $1200 inc GST• 1/2 Page advertisement in Reflections in Alternating issues (5 over year)• Company Logo included on Invitation, Reflections Calendar, Website and on screen pre presentations at meeting selected• 1 x Entry Fee paid for into either LuDA or LiDA or LiTRA• Opportunity to distribute marketing materials at the meeting (if held at The Metropolitan)

SILVERThree per meeting@ $500 inc GST • Company Logo included on Invitation, Reflections Calendar, Website • 1/4 Page advertisement in Reflections in Alternating issues (5 over year)

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The Victorian Tasmanian Chapter thanks you for your support.

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Expiry Date: ........................... Cardholder’s Name: ...........................................

Amount: $ .............................. (GST inclusive) A tax invoice will be sent to you.

Signature: ................................................................ Date: ................................

Submitting Booking formPlease return a completed from via postal mail, e-mail or facsimile before the closing dates.

All bookings close: Thursday 4th october 2012

IESANZ Ltd (Victorian Chapter)PO Box 3260Moorabbin EastVIC 3189

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E-mail: [email protected] Phone: 0438 854 102

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2012 IES AwArdS dINNErS SPoNSorSHIP BookINg form New South Wales Awards Dinner: Friday 16th NovemberQueensland Awards Dinner: Friday 26th OctoberVictoria/Tasmania Awards Dinner: Friday 19th October

Company Name .....................................................................................................

Address ................................................................................................................

Name of Contacts: National ..................................................................................

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Silver Sponsorship $800 NSW VIC QLD

Gold Sponsorship $2,950 NSW VIC QLD

Platinum Sponsorship $5,900 NSW VIC QLD

Apply Special Three-Chapter Bonus 10% discount

Total Amount of Sponsorship selected $ inclusive of GST

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Payment Information

Cheque No: ..................................................... Make cheque payable to IESANZ Ltd

Visa Mastercard Card No.

Expiry Date: ........................... Cardholder’s Name: ...........................................

Amount: $ .............................. (GST inclusive) A tax invoice will be sent to you.

Signature: ................................................................ Date: ................................

Submitting Booking formPlease return a completed from via postal mail, e-mail or facsimile before the closing date.

Victorian bookings close: Thursday 4th october 2012

IESANZ Ltd (Victorian Chapter)PO Box 3260Moorabbin EastVIC 3189

E-mail: [email protected]

guest InformationIf you have booked a Gold or Platinum sponsorship you receive a complimentary table of 10 guests on the awards night. Please submit a list of your guests names respective company names and dietary requirements with your booking form or before the booking closing date.

Phone: 0438 854 102

2012 September Issue

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