Solar + Energy Systems

Power, built in.

Solar generation and storage, designed as part of the building.

01 / PHILOSOPHY

ENERGY SHOULDN’T LOOK ADDED ON. IT SHOULD BELONG.

Generation, storage and control, drawn
alongside the roofline and the plan.

02 / TECHNOLOGY

ENGINEERED TO DISAPPEAR.

Rails, connectors and brackets specified
so the hardware sits low and stays quiet.

The same drawing set covers the structure, the generation and the controls.

03 / SOLUTIONS

ONE SYSTEM. BUILT AROUND HOW YOU LIVE.

Sized for a house.
Scaled for a business.

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RESIDENTIAL SOLAR

Panels and a battery, matched to
a single household.

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02

ENERGY STORAGE

Holds what the day produces
and returns it after dark.

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03

COMMERCIAL SYSTEMS

Scaled up for a warehouse,
a factory or a campus.

04 / ENERGY FLOW

WHERE THE POWER GOES.

Sunlight arrives once. Where it goes next depends on the hour.

A modern hillside house at dusk with a rooftop solar array, wall-mounted batteries in the open garage, lit interiors and an electric car on charge
  1. 01 SOLAR Rooftop generation
  2. 02 BATTERY Storage and inversion
  3. 03 HOME Household consumption
  4. 04 EV Vehicle charging
  5. 05 GRID Export and backup

05 / PROJECTS

ENERGY, IN ITS ELEMENT.

Different buildings. The same starting point.

Concept studies: a house, a hotel and a retail centre.

01 / RESIDENTIAL · CONCEPT

THE COAST HOUSE

A coastal house where the array and the canopies follow the roofline.

02 / HOSPITALITY · CONCEPT

THE HORIZON

A hotel where the structure that shades the terraces also powers them.

03 / COMMERCIAL · CONCEPT

THE ATRIUM

A retail centre where the car park canopies generate and the chargers sit beneath them.

06 / OUR APPROACH

DESIGNED AROUND YOUR BUILDING.

How a project runs, from the first site visit to the finished system.

Read the building: orientation, roof area, and how much power it actually uses.

Size the array and the battery together, then draw how they meet the building.

Place the hardware so it works now and still has room to grow.

07 / START A PROJECT

LET’S DESIGN WHAT COMES NEXT.

Energy is easiest to place before anything is built. That is where a project should start.

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