SionBuiten residence generates energy

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06-12-2019

SionBuiten House has been completed in the former horticulture area of Rijswijk Buiten. This house generates energy. To achieve this, it has been optimally designed for the right sunlight conditions and light incidence. A projecting roof combined with sliding facade panels prevents excess heat gain in the summer and provides protection in the winter. The south-west roof plane consists entirely of integrated solar panels.

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SionBuiten residence generates energy

SionBuiten residence generates energy

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