A Building That Generates Energy

240 BISOL Laminate PV modules. 108 kWp. One facade demonstrating how photovoltaics can become part of modern architecture.

Photovoltaics are no longer limited to rooftops.

As sustainable building design continues to evolve, photovoltaic technology is increasingly becoming an integral part of the building itself. A recently completed commercial project in Hohenems, Austria, is an excellent example of this approach.

The building features 240 BISOL 450 Wp Laminate modules, delivering 108 kWp of installed capacity through an integrated facade solution that combines clean energy generation with contemporary architectural design.

Project Highlights

• 240 BISOL 450 Wp Laminate PV modules 

• 108 kWp installed capacity 

• Integrated photovoltaic facade solution 

• Glass panels ensuring a uniform facade appearance 

• 2 Fronius Tauro 50 inverters 

• Project location: Hohenems, Austria 

  
  

Developed in collaboration with SST/Inhaus, the project demonstrates how photovoltaic laminates can transform building facades into active energy-generating surfaces without compromising architectural aesthetics.

For architects, developers, installers and distribution partners, projects like this showcase new possibilities for integrating renewable energy into commercial buildings and expanding beyond traditional rooftop applications.

Together, we continue to demonstrate how European engineering and strong partnerships create photovoltaic solutions that perform while enhancing modern architecture.