The art of energy-efficient facade design

Pankaj Patel, Founder & Associate Director at Everest Facade System, speaks about energy efficiency and aesthetic facade designs.

“Our dedication is to create aesthetically pleasing and ecologically responsible architecture by balancing energy-efficient solutions with refined aesthetics.”

How do you integrate energy-efficient features into the facade design of buildings while maintaining aesthetic appeal?

We at Everest Façade use a comprehensive approach, combining high-performance materials, like advanced glazing and insulation, to maximise thermal regulation and seamlessly integrate energy efficiency into facade design. We reduce our dependence on artificial heating and cooling by implementing strategic shading and natural ventilation. By adopting intelligent technology, we improve sustainability without sacrificing aesthetic appeal by skillfully incorporating adaptive shading systems into the design framework. Our dedication is to create aesthetically pleasing and ecologically responsible architecture by balancing energy-efficient solutions with refined aesthetics.

What innovative materials or technologies do you use to enhance the energy efficiency of your facade designs?

To maximise natural light while reducing heat gain, we incorporate dynamic glazing solutions when using or recommending products that adjust transparency based on external conditions. We prefer aerogel insulation, and high-performance composite materials ensure superior thermal resistance without sacrificing weight or design flexibility. Furthermore, we anticipate implementing Building Integrated Photovoltaics (BIPV) in India, an excellent way to produce renewable energy while preserving architectural beauty. BIPV seamlessly integrates solar panels into the facade. We constantly investigate and apply cutting-edge materials and technologies that transform energy-efficient facade design due to our dedication to innovation.

Can you share examples of projects where you successfully balanced energy efficiency and aesthetic appeal?

To maximise natural light while reducing heat gain, we incorporate dynamic glazing solutions when using or recommending products that adjust transparency based on external conditions. We prefer aerogel insulation, and high-performance composite materials ensure superior thermal resistance without sacrificing weight or design flexibility.

Furthermore, Everest Facade anticipates implementing Building Integrated Photovoltaics (BIPV) in India, an excellent way to produce renewable energy while preserving architectural beauty. BIPV seamlessly integrates solar panels into the facade. We constantly investigate and apply cutting-edge materials and technologies that transform energy-efficient facade design due to our dedication to innovation.

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