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Why is solar shading important?

”Dynamic solar shading is vital for several reasons, it reduces the cooling requirements, it provides a better thermal indoor climate and minimizes the risk of glare, and at the same time it avoids unnecessary reduction of natural daylight and outside view.

What is dynamic solar shading?

The system also allows for “personal override” allowing individual, temporary, adjustments to solve any potential conflict between the interest of the building and its occupants. Dynamic solar shading revolves around the facade of a building. The facade is where the outdoors and indoors meet, where natural and man-made environments come together.

How to integrate solar shading & ventilation in a project?

Every special project ends up with the start-up and service at the project site itself. As far as curtain walls are concerned, there is always a way to integrate solar shading or ventilation discretely by developing customized Fix- Screen Solar Shading (Sports Hotel Gent, Belgium) or window ventilators (Panorama apartments Bratislava, Slovakia).

Are curtain wall systems a new building trend?

Curtain wall systems are one of those new building trends, where standard solutions won’t do. The challenge is to look for a solution using its urge for innovation and creativity. A driven ‘Project team’ focuses on projects like these, together with a large research & development division.

Are curtain wall systems a challenge?

It is a challenge to fit suitable ventilation or solar shading system to every type of project. Curtain wall systems are one of those new building trends, where standard solutions won’t do. The challenge is to look for a solution using its urge for innovation and creativity.

Is a fix-screen shading solution worth it?

Fix-screen shading solution on the long term is way less expensive than cooling down the interior with an airconditioning system In 2012, Renson adapted its standard fix-screens to integrate discretely in the roof top that finishes the upper side of this curtain wall system of this sports hotel in Gent, Belgium.