Asymptote Architecture decided to award three winners and eight honourable mentions, who were celebrated at the Pisani Palace in Venice in November 2008. The jury appointed three prize winners and eight honourable mentions. Reilly O’Neil Hogan from Cornell University, USA, won first prize for his project “Embodied Ephemerality”. Ruan Hau and Xiong Xing from Tsinghua University in Beijing won second prize for their project ”Interface repairing – Light Festival”. Dean Carlo MacGregor from Lusíada University in Lisbon, Portugal, won third prize for his project “Light has a body”. 2010 winners In 2010, the award represented more countries than ever before. There were 673 entries from 280 schools in 55 countries. The international jury led by jury chairman Magda Mostafa decided to award three winners and eight honourable mentions. They were celebrated at the award event on 6 October 2010 in La Rochelle, France. The jury appointed three prize winners and eight honourable mentions. Young-Gook Park, Kim Dea Hyun, Choi Jin Kyu and Kim Won Ill from Hanyang University, South Korea, won the first prize for their project Constellation of Light Field. Ma Xin, Wang Rui and Yang Meng from the Architecture School of Tianjin University, China, won the second prize for their project Condensation of Variational Sunlight Influences. Joe Wu from Delft University of Technology, TU Delft, the Netherlands, also won the second prize for his project Lightscape between gaps. 2016 winners The five regional winners of Daylight in Buildings were: Africa: Shelter.Light by Fatai Osundiji, Emmanuel Ayoloto, Nigeria The Americas: No parking..Let there be light by Enzo Piero Vergara Vaccia, Chile Asia & Oceania: REDISTRIBUTION OF LIGHT by Kwang Hoon Lee, Hyuk Sung Kwon, Yu Min Park, Republic of Korea Eastern Europe & the Middle East: Light Scattering Window by Kamil Głowacki, Marta Sowińska, Łukasz Gąska, Poland Western Europe: Ceremonial Room Copenhagen by Eskild Pedersen, Denmark The five regional winners of Daylight Investigations were: Africa: Light and Shadow by Ahmed Zorgui, Ala Eddin Noumi, Tunesia The Americas: Automated Blind Study by Amir Nezamdoost, Alen Mahic, Malak Modaresnezhad, USA Asia & Oceania: Light for the blind by Jiafeng Li, Chenlu Wang, Guiding Yao, Jiebei Yang, Lushan Ao, Xiaoqi Chen and Jiawen Li, China Eastern Europe & the Middle East: A quenchless light by Anna Andronova, Russia Western Europe: Hammershøi's Grammar by Nicholas Shurey, Denmark 2018 winners The four regional winners of Daylight Investigations were: The Americas: Daylight to Water by