Transforming the Urban Landscape: BIPV and Nature-Based Solutions for a Greener, New Era of City Living

Architect Dr Silke Krawietz on how Building-integrated Photovoltaics can be used in existing and new buildings and urban structures to create built-up environments that harness the power of nature.

Transforming the Urban Landscape: BIPV and Nature-Based Solutions for a Greener, New Era of City Living

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PV Tech Power Volume 35

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