Day 2, Session Block A
BIPV 4 - Architectural Integration of Solar Technologies into the Building Skin
Chair: Cinzia Abbate, AeV Architetti, Rome, Italy
A size-flexible, shade robust photovoltaic system for integration in roofs and façades
- Requirements for PV installation at roofs and façades with partial shading
- Design of a size-flexible, shade robust PV module
- Building integration opportunities of the new system
Josco Kester, ECN Solar Energy, Netherlands
Design of a photovoltaic sliding shutter for a historic mansion
- Façade integrated photovoltaics
- Coloured photovoltaics modules
- Heritage conservation and energy
Stephen Wittkopf, Lucerne School of Engineering and Architecture, Horw, Switzerland
Symbiosis between solar technologies in the building envelope
- The thermodynamic technology for the production of hot water
- Flexible photovoltaics as solar curtain
- How personal production increases awareness on energy consumption
Chiara Tonelli, Dip. di Architettura, Università degli Studi Roma Tre, Rome, Italy
Simple models for architecture with BIPVT or BIST
- Architectural integration of photovoltaic-thermal (BIPVT) and solar thermal systems (BIST)
- Simulation models adressing these challenges
- Building processes including BIPVT or BIST
Christoph Maurer, Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems, Freiburg, Germany
Transformation of a historical coal bunker into a solar power station using multi-colored BIPV
- Measuring the output on roof and northern/southern façade
- Second-life battery system from used e-car batteries
- Maximising self-use of generated power on-site
Kerstin Müller, baubüro in situ ag, Basel, Switzerland
10:00 Coffee Break