A SWISS WEBSITE FOR SOLAR ARCHITECTURE
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The interest in solar architecture is growing – and so is our platform. solarchitecture.ch ABSTRACT Our platform Solarchitecture.ch is all about knowledge and inspiration. It offers not only exciting new building concepts, but also detailed insights about already built objects, construction details, products and much more. The structural set-up and development phase of our website was completed in 2019 and in 2020/2021 we are focusing on achieving competitiveness through the development and implementation of higher quality content, by achieving a more mature level of preparation in the many areas of the website and also by providing access to the three main national languages. A SWISS WEBSITE FOR SOLAR ARCHITECTURE BECOME A PARTNER If you would like to present yourself as a key player in the field of solar architecture contact us to find out about the different options of collaboration and sponsorship opportunities. HMS Architekten AG, Kindergarten in Einigen, photo source: 3S Solar Plus AG René Schmid Architekten AG, project in Zwirnerstrasse, photo source: René Schmid Architekten AG Kämpfen Zinke + Partner AG, apartment building Zürich- Schwamendingen, photo source: Kämpfen Zinke+Partner AG Viriden + Partner AG, MFH in Seewadelstrasse, photo source: Viriden + Partner AG MFH in Mannedord, Switzerland, SOLAXESS GWJ Architektur AG, Die Mobiliar Renovation, photo source: Kaspar Martig This project, initiated by SUPSI (as Swiss BIPV competence centre) with the collaboration of Swissolar and ETHZ-BUK, wants to play a key-role in implementing specific measures related to the transfer of solar energy in the built environment. The support of SwissEnergy is essential to make the platform a reference place for all Swiss architects and solar architecture planners and to be able to guarantee the neutrality of the content implemented. For more information contact us via [email protected]
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The interest in solar architecture is growing – and so is our platform.
solarchitecture.ch
ABSTRACT
Our platform Solarchitecture.ch is all about knowledge and inspiration. It offers not only exciting new building concepts, but also detailed insights about already built objects, construction details, products and much more.The structural set-up and development phase of our website was
completed in 2019 and in 2020/2021 we are focusing on achieving competitiveness through the development and implementation of higher quality content, by achieving a more mature level of preparation in the many areas of the website and also by providing access to the three main national languages.
A SWISS WEBSITE FOR SOLAR ARCHITECTURE
BECOME A PARTNER
If you would like to present yourself as a keyplayer in the field of solar architecture contact us tofind out about the different options of collaboration and sponsorship opportunities.
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This project, initiated by SUPSI (as Swiss BIPV competence centre)with the collaboration of Swissolar and ETHZ-BUK, wants to play akey-role in implementing specific measures related to the transfer of solar energy in the built environment. The support of SwissEnergy is essential to make the platform a reference place for all Swiss architectsand solar architecture planners and to be able to guarantee theneutrality of the content implemented.
For more information contact us via [email protected]
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