Telling Architectural have recently supplied their Building
Integrated Photovoltaic (BIPV) panels to the Columbia Heights
municipal project in Washington DC, USA. The scheme was designed by
the Washington office of ZGF Architects to create a streetscape
offering more than a pleasing aesthetic in modern art.
The PV cells encapsulated between two layers of 5mm toughened safety
glass were created in a series of rectangular and circular panels
pre-drilled to receive SFS ‘spider’ fasteners for connection to the
brushed stainless steel support tubes.
Photo voltaic panels are "a façade technology of the future” in this
era of sustainable and integrated building.
Suitable for use as rainscreen cladding, within curtain walling, for
roofs, atriums and suncreens the PVB panels are available in mono
and polycrystalline translucent colours in (blue, green, yellow,
violet, grey, red) with the cells differing in colour and power
level.
Email:
m.wood@telling.co.uk
