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1 2018 上海国际景观照明论坛 Shanghai International City Lighting Summit 会后报告 Post Event Report 欢迎莅临上海 Welcome to Shanghai! Summit Supporter/Advisor Shanghai Landscaping & City Appearance Administrative Bureau LUCI Association (Lighting Urban Community International) Summit Organiser Shanghai Trade Association of City Appearance and Environmental Sanitation Committee of City Landscape Lighting Shanghai Lighting Association Summit Co-organiser Guangzhou Guangya Messe Frankfurt Co Ltd The Lighting Research Academy of China Southern Power Grid & Guangya As of Sep 2018

2 Overview of the Summit Shanghai International City Lighting Summit 2018 Date: September 2018 Venue: Jumeirah Himalayas Hotel Shanghai No 1108, Meihua Road, Pudong New Area, Shanghai The first Shanghai International City Lighting Summit successfully concluded after a two-day gathering at the Jumeirah Himalayas Hotel. The summit was jointly organised by the Shanghai Trade Association of City Appearance and Environmental Sanitation Committee of City Landscape Lighting and the Shanghai Lighting Association. The summit also received support from the Shanghai Landscaping and City Appearance Administrative Bureau and LUCI Association. This high-level gathering featured 10 renowned speakers from both China and overseas, and welcomed attendees from across the lighting industry as well as from government and city-management level. The range and breadth of talks, from lighting design and integration to health aspects and human-centric lighting, ensured that there was plenty for attendees to contemplate from this unique gathering of the industry.

3 The day of the forum Chapter 1 - Opening ceremony Warm welcome at Jumeirah Himalayas Hotel Shanghai

4 Chapter 2 The meaning of light to a city It is necessary to strike a balance between the development of urban lighting and economy. Urban lighting design should take local culture and identity into consideration. It is more than lighting up a city. Urban lighting beautifies a city with creative and innovative designs. Mr Qinghua Ding, Director Shanghai Landscaping & City Appearance Administrative Bureau Urban lighting has a fantastic potential to help our cities become more beautiful, safer and smarter for all. It can be a powerful tool to support social, economic and cultural development in a sustainable way. Mr Mark Burton-Page, General Director, LUCI Association Media façade and outdoor LED displays have aroused awareness in our country. The best and sustainable lighting design improves the quality of life. It is also a strategic tool to achieve a shared growth community and healthy China. Ms Luoxi Hao, Professor, Tongji University Landscape lighting has to join forces with tourism development. Mr Zhanglin Lin, Vice President, Lvmanma

5 Chapter 3 & 4 Lighting up our city Chapter 3 The glory and the dream To best showcase a range of city lighting solutions, this year s fair organised a number of scenic zones. Well-known domestic companies such as Guangzhou Yajiang Photoelectric Equipment and Jiangsu Pozen Optoelectronics Technology set up exhibits which allowed visitors to see the real-life applications of products including smart street lamps, outdoor projection lights and lighting to enhance public areas and parks. Chapter 4 Huangpu River Cruise A cruise down Huangpu River should be an essential item on any visitor s itinerary in Shanghai. The sheer number and variety of lighting displays on either side of the river provide ample inspiration for lighting enthusiasts.

6 Chapter 5 & 6 The future of landscape lighting Chapter 5 When science meets arts The principle functions of landscape lighting include the followings: 1. Enhance city image and gain reputation 2. Improve quality of life of residence 3. Create a sense of belonging in a city Mr Tienan Li, Architectural Lighting Research Director Landscape lighting can part of the regional tourism development. It adds value to a city. It is also important to reduce light pollution and be environmentally friendly. Ms Quan Chen, Manager of Design Centre, Nanjing Streetlight Management Office Chapter 6 Fusion of creative design and execution Our goal should be to provide a quality of life that includes identity, individuality, familiarity and a feeling of security - in short: a home. This can be achieved by taking the individual conditions of a cityscape into consideration, by creating an identity that transports the familiarity of a sight from daylight to night. Mr Matthias Grüner, CEO, Lumen3 Lighting Design Lighting up a city at night is not the only function of landscape lighting. We have to take security, accessibility and sustainability of the city into consideration. Mr Wada Junichi, Design Director, R+F International Design Joint Agency

7 Our participants BIG CROWDS, BIG SUCCESS 300+ Attendees from the Chinese Government of 15+ Cities 33% 34% 5% 6% 6% 6% 10% Shanghai Hangzhou Kunming Fuzhou Hefei Wuxi Others Cities participated: Beijing Changsha Chongqing Fuzhou Guangzhou Harbin Hangzhou Hefei Jiaxing Kunming Nanjing Ningbo Shanghai Suzhou Tianjin Wuxi Xiamen Xuzhou Yangzhou

8 Some of our speakers Thank you for your participation!

9 Some of our audiences Thank you for your participation!

10 Stay tuned! See you in 2019! We are on the cusp of witnessing innovations and reforms that will greatly enhance the night vista and economic development of cities and the lighting industry must be ready. City lighting practitioners are also required to take into consideration the overall planning as well as the impact on the people and culture of a city when implementing new projects. Thank you!