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

An unforgettable day at the Dutch Design Week, where our founders Marloes and Reinier had the special honor of presenting Solarix solar panels to Her Majesty Queen Máxima during the SECRID exhibition.Being part of the <a href="https://secrid.com/nl-nl/impact-fund/">SECRID Talent Podium</a> already highlighted Solarix&#039;s commitment to innovative solar design. It was an unforgettable moment that both of our founders, Marloes and Reinier, were present to share our passion-driven mission and show it to our Queen.This recognition not only underlines the importance of sustainable design, but also the progress we are making in bridging aesthetics with functionality.Our deepest appreciation goes to SECRID for providing such an esteemed platform. Many thanks to Dutch Design Week and of course to Queen Máxima for recognizing and endorsing the path to a greener, more sustainable future.

dsm-firmenich&#039;s new headquarters comes to life in Maastricht! Our team in Weesp has successfully installed the first batch of solar panels and these are now being mounted on the facade of the building. An important step to bring sustainable, energy-efficient design to the heart of the city.These designer solar panels not only promote energy neutrality, but also fit beautifully with the local aesthetic, reflecting dsm-firmenich&#039;s commitment to sustainability. They are essential to the building&#039;s energy strategy and help save 26,772 kg of CO2 annually – equivalent to being absorbed by 1,152 trees!Stay tuned as we continue to shape this iconic project, a symbol of dsm-firmenich&#039;s sustainable future and our mission in solar innovation.Client: <a href="https://edge.tech/">EDGE</a>, <a href="https://www.3wrealestate.nl/">3W vastgoed</a>.Project realization team: <a href="https://www.bam.com/">Koninklijke BAM Groep</a>, <a href="https://www.broekbakema.nl/">Broekbakema</a> and <a href="https://www.ldsenergy.nl/">LDS Energy bv.</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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Installation of Solarix panels on the facade of dsm-firmenich's Maastricht headquarters has started

The sleek black Solarix panels are currently being installed, improving not only the aesthetics of the building but also its energy efficiency. These panels are more than just a design choice; they are a game-changer for fast, efficient solar installations.For the Baobab project, 1,756 of our solar panels help transform a former data center into sustainable student housing. It is an innovative initiative to create energy-neutral living spaces, combining innovation and functionality.Also interested in a sustainable, stylish upgrade for your facade? Get in touch and discover how our black panels can transform your project.Client: <a href="https://www.jebber.nl/">ebber BV</a>Project realization team: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/company/mor-studio-nl/">MOR Studio</a>, <a href="https://www.wattco.com/">Wattco</a>, <a href="https://vm-d.nl/">Van Mierlo Dinkq</a> en Solarix

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We are excited to share a project update on the Baobab Building!

Press release –Unique step in the energy transition - A remarkable and beautifully designed decoration will appear on the facade of the Van Happen Containers head office at the GDC Acht Goods Distribution Center. GDC Acht, like many industrial estates, is a collection of logistics halls with the same appearance. In addition, the image quality plan stipulates that the color of the buildings must be RAL 9007 gray.To liven this up and promote <a href="https://www.vanhappencontainers.nl/">Van Happen</a>&#039;s core values, Solarix developed an eye-catching facade with coloured solar panels and circular mounting system, using the designs of their Dot collection as a starting point. The idea has been developed into a 163 m2 solar facade, where arrows made of solar panels visualize the collection and sorting of waste at Van Happen.What is unique about this design is that, in addition to the coloured glass-glass solar panels, the very first lightweight, circular solar panels with colour have also been developed for this purpose. Solarix has joined forces with the company <a href="https://solarge.com/">Solarge</a> to develop these panels. This manufacturer&#039;s mission is to make the panels lightweight so that they can be used on many more square meters than conventional panels. The unique collaboration between the two Dutch companies will be the prelude to a transition of the built environment and the application of the facade as an energy generator.

September 5, 2023

Solar design contributes to a more lively street scene, especially on business premises. The corrugated sheet cladding at Van Happen&#039;s building presented a challenge for mounting solar panels. For this project, Solarix, together with the installation company <a href="https://www.kuijpers.nl/">Kuijpers</a>, researched the possibilities and put together a suitable mounting system. The knowledge acquired creates many opportunities for similar buildings on industrial estates that have to tackle a sustainability challenge. With these arguments, an environmental permit was obtained and, partly with the support of <a href="https://www.brabantgeeftenergie.nl/">Brabant geeft Energie</a> from the Province of North Brabant, the first lightweight copies were coloured. With the interest and help of the subsidy provider, Van Happen Containers was able to embellish its facade and contribute to fossil-free energy generation. The design therefore symbolizes the sorting and separation of the mixed waste flow that enters and the smaller raw material flows that leave the site on the way to circular use.Speaking of circular, Solarix-Solarge solar panels already have a much lower CO2 footprint, are manufactured with at least 40% recycled plastic and are fully recyclable thanks to the unique layer principle. In this way, not only the design but also reality will match the activities required for the circular economy. And that is what we are working on together.

Integrating solar facades on industrial estates

Van Happen Containers unveils energy-generating facade

Queen Maxima visits Solarix at Secrid Talent Podium during DDW 2023