More than just a facade

Epiphanias Church in Hannover - BIPV

When architecture touches the soul

The radiant connection between heaven and earth can literally be felt at the baptismal font of the Epiphanias Church in Hannover, Germany. The architect expressed his creative sensibilities with the help of “solar painting" – an art form that the Wedel-based photovoltaic specialist solarnova has excelled at for decades.

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Aktiv Stadthaus - BIPV

en Intersolar Award 2015

Munich, June 10, 2015 – solarnova Germany GmbH has won the Intersolar Award 2015 in the category “Projects” with its contribution to the Aktiv-Stadthaus in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. The prize has been awarded for the eighth time this year and is held in high esteem throughout the industry. solarnova regards the award as a special acknowledgement of the quality of its long-term core expertise in BIPVs (building-integrated photovoltaics) that are „Made in Germany“.

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Iso-glass facade, PUMA Plaza, Herzogenaurach, Germany

Facade Projects

Our glass-glass solar modules meet all of the design requirements for glass facades. They can be integrated into all standard glass building systems, such as post / bolt systems.

Dynamic Sunshade, EWE-Arena, Oldenburg, Germany

Sunshading

Sunshading with space. Elements that automatically adjust to the sun’s position. Sunblinds in different transparencies. Horizontal, vertical, rotatable, movable or static, and much more …

Plaza Overhead glazing, Public Safty Building, Salt Lake City, USA

Overhead glazing

Overhead glazing is an attractive element for the architectural interplay of light and shadow. The slope of the roof and freely selectable parameters – such as size and cell arrangement – make light effects possible and hold a fascination of their own.

Balustrades, Verwaltungsgebäude, Thalheim, Germany

Balustrades

Balustrades can also generate solar energy, all while highlighting the architectural style, the building’s character and the strong affinity of the inhabitants to their environment and surroundings.