Geometry that Generates Energy: The Solar Facade of Breidablikk Gården, Norway
Solar panels are often treated as equipment added to a building. What happens when they become part of the architecture itself? Once integrated into the envelope, photovoltaics can generate energy while also influencing the building's form, construction, and environmental performance.
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