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The south large integral canopy on the south side of the building allows low winter sun into the building whilst blocking high summer sunshine helping to keep the building cool.
Fordingbridge have recently had the pleasure of creating the new headquarters for The Greenpower Education Trust, an organisation that promotes engineering as a rewarding career to anyone aged 9-25, while also focusing on sustainability, teamwork and the community.The centre was designed as an inspiring learning environment for participants and industry professionals as well as acting as an innovative test bed for low emission technologies.
Solar shades on the new Technology and Applied Science Complex #2 (someone needs to make a donation and change that building's name). Sustainable architecture that still manages to reference SFU's Arthur Erickson-designed Academic Quadrangle.
Solar Tree™, PHEV/EV Charging Station Prototype, National Renewable Energy Laboratory, Golden, Colorado
The Ifra Newsplex at the University of South Carolina marked the premier architectural installation of Lighttex Canada.
This prototype advanced newsroom was designed by New York based Archronica Architects to serve today's information society and the increasingly converged marketplace of print, broadcast, online and mobile news media.
Solar Tree™ PHEV/EV Charging Station Prototype at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory in Golden, Colorado.
Solar Tree™ PHEV/EV Charging Station Prototype at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory in Golden, Colorado.
Our line of roller shades offers endless decorating opportunities for any room in your home. Our roller window shades are available in many types of fabrics and openness factors. From sheer weave to room darkening, you will find the perfect light factor for your needs. All of our roller shades feature a metal roller, making these shades extremely durable. A spring or chain mechanism is also available on most window roller shades. These beautiful roller shades are not limited for residential use; they can also be used as commercial application roller shades.
The sheer weave line of roller shades are the perfect solution when looking for a window treatment that will provide UV protection, minimize glare and protect your most precious furniture. All of this can be accomplished by adding a Sheer Weave 3000 or 5000 Roller Shade to your window while still maintaining that spectacular view to the mountains or your own backyard. These features give this popular product its commonly used name of solar shades. Some of the sheer weave roller shades are available with the modern looking Cassette system to conceal the roller, and motorization for an effortless way to raise the solar shades.
Lutron top down motorized shades. Construction by Nelson Daniels, power by Sun Electric, design by The Warner Group.
The Ifra Newsplex at the University of South Carolina marked the premier architectural installation of Lighttex Canada.
This prototype advanced newsroom was designed by New York based Archronica Architects to serve today's information society and the increasingly converged marketplace of print, broadcast, online and mobile news media.
Roller shades are the original window shade. Roller shades can be ordered to roll to the outside or inside. Roller shades include the sun control sheer weave line of shades.
Refurbished front elevation view showing coloured render and solar shading at Prospects further education college, Basildon, Essex. Architect Ayshford Sansome. Photographed by Andrew Hatfield. www.andrewhatfield.co.uk
Getting a place with a lot of sunlight is amazing. It means open space where you can experience the weather. However, it also means that you will get the early morning sunlight that wakes you up before time, heat, and the harmful UV rays. springblinds.com/blackout-shades
Exterior cladding detail showing external solar shading, in Black and White at the ISIS language school in Greenwich, London. Contractor Bolt & Heeks. Photographed by Andrew Hatfield. www.andrewhatfield.co.uk
The Ifra Newsplex at the University of South Carolina marked the premier architectural installation of Lighttex Canada.
This prototype advanced newsroom was designed by New York based Archronica Architects to serve today's information society and the increasingly converged marketplace of print, broadcast, online and mobile news media.