The project showcases the seamless integration of Building-Integrated Photovoltaics (BIPV) into contemporary Swiss architecture. The photovoltaic roof serves simultaneously as a protective canopy and an energy-generating architectural element, combining functionality with minimalist design.
Geneva, Switzerland
Antoine Müller
2025
BIPV (Glass/Glass)
247 m2
The architecture is characterized by minimalist white volumes, clean horizontal lines and precise detailing. The solar modules are integrated directly into the garage roof structure, becoming a seamless part of the building design.
The integrated photovoltaic roof simultaneously functions as a weather-protective canopy and a source of renewable electricity, demonstrating the multifunctionality of Building-Integrated Photovoltaics (BIPV).
The project showcases the subtle integration of solar technology into modern Swiss architecture, where energy efficiency is combined with minimalist aesthetics and high-quality design.
Villa on Geneva. Residential Building
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