For the third edition of its international lighting design competition, the Community Lighting for The Urban Environment (CLUE) invited design students and emerging professionals to reflect on the personalisation of public spaces through lighting solutions. Mina Saadatfard, Zahra Haghi and Hamid Peyro from Iran were awarded second prize of $2,500 for their project Shape-Shifting Lights, which seeks to create a conceptual public installation that could be altered and changed by people according to their need for a concentrated lighting. The structure is a flexible and re-producible urban artefact, which acts both as furniture and personalised lighting installation.