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

VanIJburg is a fully circular and energy-neutral residential building designed by <a href="https://www.search.nl/">SeARCH</a>. Located on IJburg in Amsterdam, the project offers a unique living environment for people with dementia, individuals requiring care due to age or illness, and those working in key professions. The building combines innovative construction methods, sustainable materials, and modern architecture to create an inclusive and future-proof living environment.For this project, black Solarix Frost solar panels with a matte finish were seamlessly integrated into the prefabricated timber structure. The dark panels create contrast with the warm, natural tones of the wood, contributing to the building&#039;s distinctive architectural identity. Client: <a href="https://www.luitjes.com/">Luitjes Elektrotechniek</a> Architect: <a href="https://www.search.nl/">SeARCH</a> Project team: <a href="https://geusbouw.nl/">DeGeus bouw</a> and Solarix

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B-904 Matt-Snow from the Black collection features a matt appearance created by the etched glass finish. The carefully matched black solar cells provide a deep, even tone, giving the facade a calm, refined and high-quality expression.

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B-905 Glossy from the Black collection features a high-gloss appearance created by the flat-glass finish. The carefully matched black solar cells provide a deep, reflective tone, giving the facade a sleek, luxurious and modern expression.

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B-900 Suede from the Black collection features a suede, semi-matt appearance created by the selected front glass. Carefully matched black solar cells provide a deep, soft colour expression, giving the facade a modern, refined and high-quality look.

Black Suède

B-907 Relief from the Black Collection features a semi-matte relief with a grainy texture in the glass. The carefully tuned black solar cells create depth and soft reflections, giving the facade an elegant, dynamic, and high-end appearance.

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Currently under construction in Amsterdam North, the new Mama Shelter Hotel is rising on the site of a former metalworks factory. The seven-storey hotel combines contemporary hospitality with ambitious sustainability goals, placing renewable energy generation, biodiversity, and advanced building technologies at the heart of its design.With a gross floor area of approximately 6,300 m², the hotel is being developed by <a href="https://whitehousedevelopment.com/en/">White House Development</a>, constructed by <a href="https://www.jpvaneesteren.nl/">J.P. van Eesteren</a>, and designed by <a href="https://paulderuiter.nl/en">Paul de Ruiter Architects</a>. Renewable energy generation is fully integrated into the building envelope. A total of 632 m² of black matte Solarix solar façade panels have been installed on the hotel tower. These building-integrated photovoltaic panels contribute to the project&#039;s energy-positive ambitions while also providing the building with a distinctive architectural appearance.By integrating solar panels into the facades, valuable roof space remains available for a biodiverse green roof. This green roof supports rainwater retention, improves the building’s thermal performance, and enhances local biodiversity.Designed as a future-proof hospitality destination, the project combines building-integrated photovoltaics with aquifer thermal energy storage and energy recovery systems. Targeting a BREEAM Excellent certification, Mama Shelter Amsterdam demonstrates how sustainable energy technologies can be seamlessly integrated into contemporary architecture, enhancing both environmental performance and long-term asset value.Client: <a href="https://www.sorba.com/">Sorba</a> Architect: <a href="https://paulderuiter.nl/en">Paul de Ruiter Architects</a> Project Team: <a href="https://www.jpvaneesteren.nl/">J.P. van Eesteren</a>, <a href="https://whitehousedevelopment.com/en/">White House Development</a>, and Solarix

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In Amsterdam Noord, the new Mama Shelter hotel is getting a sustainable and striking façade. With 632 m² of black Solarix solar façade panels, architecture and renewable energy generation are seamlessly combined.

Hotel Mama Shelter, Amsterdam

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UNStudio has designed One Helix, one of the most sustainable laboratory buildings in the world, located on the Amsterdam University Medical Centre (Amsterdam UMC) campus. This highly ambitious and innovative design integrates cutting-edge sustainability features while maintaining an elegant and intelligent architectural approach.The building, developed in collaboration with Amsterdam UMC, De Vries en Verburg, UNStudio, SolarNRG, Kenwell, Wijnveen, and Solarix, optimises energy generation on all four sides. Solar panels are seamlessly incorporated on top of the fins and as a façade for the technical space on the roof, ensuring a balanced and efficient energy yield.The 6,515 m² structure combines laboratory and office spaces with supporting functions and amenities. Light grey Solarix panels frame the entire top band of the building, while suede black panels adorn the five wings, providing a distinctive aesthetic visible from the interior on every floor.Designed to become one of the most sustainable laboratory environments in the world Designed as an all-electric, net energy-positive building, One Helix is built to maintain net zero emissions and has achieved BREEAM Outstanding certification. Additionally, the project targets a low embodied carbon footprint, with an MPG score of ≤0.6. The result is a striking architectural landmark where energy generation is seamlessly integrated into the design. Client: <a target="_blank" href="https://www.devriesverburg.nl/">De Vries en Verburg</a> Architect: <a href="https://www.unstudio.com/">UNStudio</a> Developer: <a href="https://btprop.com/">Breakthrough properties</a> Project team: <a target="_blank" href="https://www.amc.nl/">Amsterdam UMC</a>, <a target="_blank" href="https://solarnrg.nl/">SolarNRG</a>, <a target="_blank" href="https://kenwellconstruction.nl/">Kenwell</a>, <a target="_blank" href="https://wijnveen-alu.nl/">Wijnveen</a>, and Solarix.

The integration of solar energy into the facade of One Helix has been carefully designed for both functionality and aesthetics. The light grey Solarix panels from the Mono collection (M-636 Light Granite) frame the upper band of the building, creating a subtle and harmonious appearance. For the fins, black suede panels (B-900) were specifically chosen to ensure optimal energy generation. By strategically applying colour and material, the solar facade enhances both the energy efficiency and the architectural quality of the design.

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One Helix, designed by UNStudio, is an energy-positive laboratory building featuring integrated Solarix panels, built for sustainability and BREEAM Outstanding certified.

One Helix - Amsterdam UMC

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One Helix

Loft Office is a striking example of sustainable innovation and aesthetic renewal. The building, originally designed by VMX Architects in 2008, will undergo a renovation and upgrade in 2024, with an extra floor to crown the building. The existing wooden rear facade needed to be replaced, which offered an excellent opportunity for the owners, Stonemedia, to opt for a fully sustainable facade with solar panels.

Matte Black Solar Facade for Loft Office Amsterdam

VMX Architects have seized this opportunity with both hands and realized a visionary design. The new facade, consisting of stylish matte black solar panels, not only ensures optimal energy yield, but also enhances the aesthetics of the building. The addition of the extra floor at the front and the sustainable solar facade at the rear are integrated in a beautiful rhythm, which contributes to a coherent and modern appearance of the building.

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With a breathtaking view of the harbour at the front and an impressive new rear facade, the building now offers an attractive living and working environment for both residents and nearby residents. The combination of functional sustainability and visual appeal makes this project an example of how modern architecture and green technology can go hand in hand. Client: Stone media B.V Architect: <a target="_blank" href="https://vmxarchitects.nl/">VMX Architecten</a> Main contractor: <a target="_blank" href="https://www.vanwijnen.nl/">Van Wijnen</a> Project management: <a target="_blank" href="https://www.bosmanvancitters.nl/">Bosman &amp; van Citters</a> Installation work: <a target="_blank" href="https://solarnrg.nl/">Solar NRG</a> Installation: <a href="https://kenwellenergy.nl/">Kenwell energy</a>

Breathtaking view and functionality

Loft Office received a beautiful upgrade in 2024 with stylish matte black solar panels on the south facade.

Loft Office Amsterdam

VanIJburg is a fully circular and energy-neutral residential building designed by SeARCH. The project combines an inclusive living environment with sustainability and innovative architecture. The black Solarix Frost solar panels are integrated into the timber facade, contrasting with the warm, natural tones of the wood.

VanIJburg Amsterdam