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

Studio Solarix has been invited by Amsterdam Trade &amp; Innovate to participate in a digital trade mission for the Olympic Games in Paris in 2024! The goal of this mission is to contribute to innovative and sustainable solutions in the Olympic Village.The Olympic and Paralympic Games will take place in Paris and its surroundings in 2024. France aims to present its capital as the sustainable and accessible European city of the future, striving to be CO2-neutral by 2050. Therefore, the objective is to make the Olympic Games as sustainable as possible with innovative buildings. Studio Solarix&#039;s solar design facades are a perfect fit for this initiative!To assist in achieving this sustainable goal, collaboration with Solideo is underway to explore the application of our aesthetic solar panels on a building in the Olympic Village. The plan originates from the renowned French architect Dominique Perrault, known for the design of the French National Library.During the digital trade mission, we will engage in discussions with potential construction partners to realize a significant project where we can optimally apply our expertise in design solar panels. We are supported in this endeavor by the organization of Solideo and the Dutch Embassy in Paris.The digital trade mission will take place on December 9th and 10th, featuring Sigrid Kaag, Minister for Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation.

Studio Solarix was nationally highlighted on November 19, 2020, in Het Financieele Dagblad as one of the innovative companies in the field of the circular economy! Together with other progressive scale-ups, we are revolutionizing the Dutch construction industry with our solar design facades.The construction industry is one of the most resource-intensive sectors in the Netherlands, consuming over 40% of the country&#039;s materials and energy. All these material waste streams amount to about 4 million tons per year, but there&#039;s an enormous potential to endlessly reuse them. A circular economy unlocks this potential for reuse, preserving natural ecosystems, reducing CO2 emissions, and intelligently and sustainably designing buildings and living environments.Circular scale-ups like Studio Solarix are spearheading this change. With our solar design solar panels, we&#039;re creating innovative technological solutions to provide the built environment with renewable solar energy that also looks aesthetically pleasing. Together with other scale-ups, we believe this approach can effectively contribute to reducing CO2 emissions and creating more sustainable buildings and living environments.Curious about how we, as one of the frontrunners, accelerate the circular economy? Visit <a target="_new" href="http://www.circularatscale.com/">www.circularatscale.com</a> and follow our story! Circular@Scale is an integrated program that accelerates the transition to a circular economy through entrepreneurship.

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What are these renewed requirements and how can Studio Solarix support them with design solar panels? Since January 1st, 2021, the energy performance of new construction during permit issuance has been determined by the new national BENG requirements (Nearly Energy Neutral Buildings). However, the City of Amsterdam is taking a step further and introducing stricter rules in July 2021.Last summer, the City of Amsterdam announced its intention to deviate from the national BENG requirements. BENG is being introduced to replace the EPC. One EPC number is being replaced by three BENG indicators, which better indicate the actual energy use. Amsterdam intends to make these indicators even sharper to make new construction as energy-efficient as possible. BENG distinguishes itself on three measures: energy demand (BANG1), primary energy consumption (BANG2), and renewable energy (BANG3). Studio Solarix&#039;s collection helps buildings generate renewable energy, aligning with BENG-3.In line with their stricter EPC policy In early 2020, Amsterdam published a roadmap. By 2050, the municipality aims to be climate neutral. With this roadmap, Amsterdam continues its path towards energy-neutral construction. According to them, their own tightened BENG aligns better with the current and already stricter Amsterdam EPC of 0.2, while nationally it is 0.4. The policy is set to take effect no earlier than July 2021. Amsterdam is densely populated, and many apartments are being built there. Apartment complexes often have limited space for solar panels due to their roof area. With Studio Solarix&#039;s Solar Design facades, we can easily overcome this problem by equipping the facades with design solar panels, contributing to a sustainable Amsterdam.Solution by Studio Solarix It is evident that integrating solar panels into facades is a must to comply with the BENG-3 regulation: renewable energy. It is a highly profitable option to achieve energy neutrality. However, at Studio Solarix, we believe this should not compromise the aesthetics of cities. Therefore, we offer PV facades that, compared to roof panels, generate relatively more energy in winter, autumn, and spring.The best part? Studio Solarix&#039;s modular facade systems can combine active solar panels with non-active panels made of other materials (depending on the design goal). Both panels can be extensively customized with colors, patterns, and LED lighting. This way, we can assist developers in Amsterdam with the stricter BENG requirements. Together, we are building a more sustainable future!Want to know exactly what the BENG measures entail? Read our previous blog: <a href="/en/news/the-impact-of-the-beng-measures">The impact of the BENG measures.</a>Interested in learning more about Amsterdam&#039;s tightened regulations? Read further <a href="https://www.amsterdam.nl/wonen-leefomgeving/beng-nieuwe-manier-bouwen/">on the website of the municipality Amsterdam</a>.

Stricter BENG requirements in Amsterdam

Studio Solarix has been selected by a professional jury to be part of the design challenge<a href="https://www.kunstlocbrabant.nl/nieuws/teams-design-challenge-onze-energie-ons-landschap-bekend-13364"> &#039;Our Energy, Our Landscape.&#039;</a> This initiative, driven by Staatsbosbeheer, Nationaal Landschap Het Groene Woud, and Kunstloc Brabant, seeks intelligent, sustainable, and multifunctional solutions derived from renewable energy sources. And we&#039;re up for the challenge!Collaborating with a diverse team, Renier Bosch aims to address the question, &#039;How can we create a sound-blocking design that integrates energy generation with the surrounding nature and stimulates imagination?&#039; Specifically, this pertains to the highway landscape of the A67 near the Strabrechtse Heide.The team comprises representatives from various entities, such as <a href="https://venhoevencs.nl/">VenhoevenCS architecture+urbanism, DS Landscape Architects</a>, and, of course, Studio Solarix. This collective views infrastructure as a significant component of the landscape: &quot;they form a barrier, yet can also be interpreted as a new habitat fostering continuous interaction.&quot;At the core of this design challenge lies the concept of integrative design, merging spatial quality, energy generation, and nature enhancement. We are eager to embark on this venture in collaboration with our partners!The outcomes will be showcased on April 16 during the Landscape Laboratory &#039;Our Energy, Our Landscape&#039; at the <a href="https://landschapstriennale.com/">Landschapstriënnale21</a>.

This message was created with input from Eefiene Winnubst-Bolhuis. As Lead Designer and Marketing Manager at Solarix, she brings over 15 years of experience in product and material design. She develops colour collections and leads the creative direction of Solarix’s brand identity and communications.

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