Active Interfaces: Large-scale PV Integration into Urban Renewal Processes

Active Interfaces: Large-scale PV Integration into Urban Renewal Processes
Active Interfaces: Large-scale PV Integration into Urban Renewal Processes
Active Interfaces: Large-scale PV Integration into Urban Renewal Processes
Active Interfaces: Large-scale PV Integration into Urban Renewal Processes
Active Interfaces: Large-scale PV Integration into Urban Renewal Processes
Active Interfaces: Large-scale PV Integration into Urban Renewal Processes
Active Interfaces: Large-scale PV Integration into Urban Renewal Processes

Active Interfaces: Large-scale PV Integration into Urban Renewal Processes
Active Interfaces: Large-scale PV Integration into Urban Renewal Processes
Active Interfaces: Large-scale PV Integration into Urban Renewal Processes
Active Interfaces: Large-scale PV Integration into Urban Renewal Processes
Active Interfaces: Large-scale PV Integration into Urban Renewal Processes
Active Interfaces: Large-scale PV Integration into Urban Renewal Processes
Active Interfaces: Large-scale PV Integration into Urban Renewal Processes

14:00 Active Interfaces: Large-scale PV Integration into Urban Renewal Processes

Chair: Stephen Wittkopf, University of Lucerne, Switzerland

Novel transformative design for PV modules: the infinite possibilities for powering building and cities

Trends in the PV module manufacturing, mainstream and building integration
New product developments
The challenges of market penetration for new solutions

Christophe Ballif, Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), Switzerland

Advanced architectural integration of BIPV in renovation projects

Solar electricity potential of BIPV in urban areas
Architectural design issues: case studies in the City of Neuchâtel
Three refurbishment scenarios: conservation, renovation, transformation

Emmanuel Rey, Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), Switzerland

Real estate owners’ preferences for BIPV

Inquiry into German and Swiss residential real estate owners’ preferences for BIPV
Findings for architects, installers and the building industry as a whole
The role of aesthetics, social status, attitudinal, behavioral and demographic factors

Hans Christoph Curtius, University of St. Gallen, Switzerland

Technology Transfer Projects

Technology readiness levels: what is there, what is needed
The role of design versus efficiency
National and international case studies

Christian Roeske, University of Lucerne, Switzerland

Coloured Photovoltaics

What do architects want?
Which PV modules are available?
Which projects have been built?

Stephen Wittkopf, Üserhhus, Switzerland

15:30 Coffee Break