BIPV 6 - From Design Concepts to Real Buildings: How Stakeholders Envision BIPV
Chairs: Francesco Frontini, SUPSI, Switzerland; Alessandra Scognamiglio, ENEA, Italy
Building-integrated photovoltaics (BIPV) and Building Information Modelling (BIM) from the perspective of a general contractor
- Multifunctional facades
- Design method and tools
- BIM-based planning process
Robert Hecker, Züblin AG, Stuttgart, Germany
PV interpreted and recognized as a façade material
- PV as façade material
- PV façade solutions
- New form of design
Tom Minderhoud, UN Studio, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Building Integrated Photovoltaic as a multifunctional façade system: experiences from research and laboratory tests
- Multidisciplinary research on BIPV
- Latest progress concerning active facades
- Laboratory experiences
Tilmann Kuhn, Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems, Freiburg, Germany
New design possibilities with HJT solar cells
- HJT solar cell as new possibility for BIPV
- New strategy for BIPV
Christof Erban, Meyer Burger Energy Systems, Thun, Schwitzerland
Making the building skin active: the experience of the construction industry
- Challenges for BIPV facades
- Technical and economical limitations
- Photovoltaic applications for building envelopes
Oliver Schwarz, Strabag, Switzerland
15:30 Coffee Break