Det grønne hus

Facade systems from SolarLab

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SolarLab designers worked closely with the architects to design the unique solar facade for the 'Grønne hus' project, the result maintains the original architectural vision while replacing a failing cladding with a resilient and durable new facade that also produce carbong free electricity. Eliminating traditional framing and using high performance solar glass from Kromatix ensures invisible integration of the high efficiency photovoltaic technology and a uniform facade expression where active and passive areas are indistinguishable. The structural nano coating provides a striking and dynamic skin. This office building in Aarhus, Denmark is fully dressed in its new solar facade based on our panel system in a ventilated facade. To reach Net-Zero and NZC by 2030 we must get started and Solarlab´s systems can facilitate this transition while paying for itself in a just few years (both financially and environmentally), but will continue to generate carbon free electricity for +60 years. Area of active façade/passive façade: 950m2/1400m2.

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Facade system with minimal build height and uniform flat outer surface. Panel dimensions, tiling, finish, texture, and color is completely customizable to integrate seamlessly in any facade.

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Part of the collection SATIN.
Manufacturer SolarLab
Family Skin
Architonic ID 20222487
Year of Launch 2021

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