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Solar facades: The beautiful source of solar energy in a sustainable city

We are working on creating a sustainable and livable environment. Green facades must do much more than just generate energy; they must also add aesthetics.Adding a green facade yields much more energySustainability in urban environments is a quest for all involved parties. In densely built urban areas, rooftops do not provide enough space to make a significant contribution to the necessary energy transition. Thinking in terms of a green facade opens up new possibilities. The facade becomes an energy generator, contributing to making the building energy-neutral.Contributing to a livable cityThe appearance of buildings plays a crucial role in how we experience the urban environment. Studio Solarix&#039;s green facade was developed with the philosophy of making the city more livable. Creating a pleasant environment with an emphasis on beauty is at the core of what we call Solar Design.Green facade inspires people to act sustainablyBy creating a green facade, we aim to do more than just provide energy in a beautiful way. Solarix&#039;s facade panels offer an excellent opportunity to connect with the surroundings. LED lighting can respond to the environment and make people aware of the energy the building generates in a pleasant manner. It&#039;s a beautiful way to inspire people.

This item was created with input from Renier Bosch. As co-founder and Creative Director at Solarix, Renier is an internationally acclaimed artist/designer. He combines aesthetics and sustainability, connecting artists, municipalities, and developers for innovative energy transitions.

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Solarix is driven to make a significant contribution to the sustainability of our living environment. To achieve this, we introduce solar panels as facade cladding.Solar Design: Design inspires, technology convincesHow will our children live in the city in the future? This is the primary driver behind our quest for solutions that make the city more livable, now and in the future.Technical solutions alone do not engage people in the necessary sustainability of our living environment; the heart must follow the head. The new generation of solar panels inspires with design and convinces with technology.A leap forward with the new generation of solar panelsSolar panels on rooftops were the first step in providing sustainable energy. But in the process of making our living environment more sustainable, more is needed: solar panels as facade cladding. Solarix is transforming the world of solar cells with the Solarix facade element.The new generation of solar panels designed by Solarix offers an integrated solution: integrated into the facade, with special attention to aesthetic integration and the building&#039;s identity. This is a significant step forward toward a sustainable, healthy, and livable city for the future.<a href="/en/collection">Explore our design collections of facade solar panels</a>The future is nowOur ambition to make a significant contribution to sustainability is not a dream of the future. Solarix&#039;s new generation of solar panels has already been applied in multiple projects.Be inspired by how your project or building can make a significant contribution to a beautiful and sustainable living environment.<a href="/en/projects">View our projects</a>

This blog was created with input from Renier Bosch. As co-founder and Creative Director at Solarix, Renier is an internationally acclaimed artist/designer. He combines aesthetics and sustainability, connecting artists, municipalities, and developers for innovative energy transitions.

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The new generation of solar panels adorns the city

Reusable facades that generate energyMaking buildings circular with solar designIt&#039;s Circular Economy Week, a time to reflect on our impact on the environment. We aim to make a significant contribution to reducing our impact with smart, beautifully designed, and active facades that generate energy. This also involves the goal of making buildings circular, minimizing the use of natural resources (sustainable materials, recyclable) and maximizing potential (sustainable energy, data, and reuse).New generations of circular solar panelsWe are constantly seeking the latest techniques for the new generation of solar panels. We are developing a new material with fully integrated solar cells. These lightweight biocomposite facade panels are made from natural materials and thin-film solar cells. This not only limits the use of raw materials but also ensures that the materials we use are primarily natural and can be largely reused.Smart residential area with circular solar designCircularity plays a crucial role in our project in the Brainport Smart District. We prioritize energy generation in the design, creating value for the environment. The concept we aim to apply in this smart residential area involves a combination of modular wooden houses and a modular, intelligent, energy-generating facade system. The facade elements are easy to assemble and disassemble, allowing for alternative forms of reuse.

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Chair SZ 64, neon text &quot;Future&quot; burns bright, but &quot;Bright&quot; stutters: &quot;Beautiful Transition&quot; is a design that aptly captures the essence of these times. The design by Carolina Wilcke (product designer, Studio Carolina Wilcke) and Reinier Bosch (designer, Studio Solarix) has gained extra significance with the COVID-19 crisis by prompting the public to ponder the changes: can this be a beautiful one? &quot;This adds an extra dimension to the question we&#039;ve been dealing with in our daily practice. We explore how beauty and storytelling through objects and buildings can contribute to the transition of cities. We all want a sustainable and healthy environment for our children, and now we feel that more than ever before.&quot;Solar cells are integrated into the seat and backrest of the chair, providing energy for the neon text. It&#039;s an image on the border between art and design that makes you think about how you can interact with objects in a sustainable way. &quot;Martin Visser gave a face to the reconstruction with his furniture like the SZ 64, but in a way, we are also in such a phase now. We have to rethink everything. While Visser made design accessible to a wide audience, we want to make sustainable design attractive to a broad audience through the use of smart materials.&quot;&quot;Beautiful Transition&quot; is part of the exhibition &#039;The Sofa Bed That Opened Eyes,&#039; at the Centraal Museum in Utrecht. The opening of the exhibition has been postponed indefinitely due to the COVID-19 crisis.

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Beautiful Transition – Carolina Wilcke and Reinier Bosch

Green facade: sustainability has never looked so beautiful.