CONIL CITY HALL · CONIL, SPAIN

The photovoltaic glass chosen for Conil’s City Hall was tailored to meet the specific energy and environmental goals of the building. Its excellent thermal performance ensures that the structure remains cool during Spain’s hot summer months, reducing the need for air conditioning and lowering overall energy consumption. The photovoltaic glass not only generates clean, renewable energy but also enhances occupant comfort by blocking harmful UV and IR radiation, protecting the interior while maintaining a steady indoor climate.

By integrating this photovoltaic solution into the building’s architecture, Conil City Hall exemplifies how sustainability can be achieved without sacrificing aesthetic appeal. The semi-transparent nature of the glass allows abundant natural light to flood the interior, creating a bright and welcoming environment for both staff and visitors. This project is a clear example of how photovoltaic glass can address both energy needs and architectural specifications, aligning perfectly with the city’s vision of reducing its carbon footprint while embracing modern design principles.