Bioclimactic Components

Intelligent monitoring systems Siemens has designed an intelligent Building Management System that monitors previous demand, external thermal conditions, and the

Stack effect: atrium and automatic Windows The building is ventilated by introducing outside air that has been naturally warmed or

Automatic Apertures The sun scoops placed over the atrium space integrate an automatic window opening that helps the ventilation of

Sun scoops Allow light and heat to enter during the winter months, but the carefully calculated overhangs block direct sun

Adjustable louvres Permit the level of light entering the building to be regulated according to the season and personalised for

Ventilation and geothermal energy From the cylindrical air intakes located in the exterior, the outside air passes through the serpentine

Thermal energy stores Are located underneath the building, within the walls and on the roof. The thermal storage materials (gravel

Cold ceilings for the summer The cold water produced by the vapour absorption chillers and stored in two large tanks

Radiant floors for the Winter The traditional system of radiant oors using tubes buried under the oor screed ensures an

Energy Saving Technology All the equipment is visibly placed on the roof to create a transparent showcase of eco technology.