Pyramidal canopy

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Project Overview: The restoration project for the Vienne Museum of Fine Arts involves the installation of a new canopy structure. The primary focus is on reducing weight and integrating renewable energy solutions.

Specifications: The new canopy is constructed using aluminum, reducing the weight from the previous 6 tons to 4 tons. This lightweight construction is crucial for structural efficiency and ease of installation.

Renewable Energy Integration: The canopy incorporates photovoltaic panels in a 3D pyramidal structure, providing an installed power capacity of 7 kWc. This integration not only supports sustainable energy use but also enhances the aesthetic appeal of the structure.

Design Features: Blue tinted glass panels are used alongside the photovoltaic panels to ensure visual continuity and aesthetic harmony. The design also includes management of 3D thermal relative expansion, ensuring durability and structural integrity.

Client and Timeline: The project was commissioned by the Mairie de Vienne and completed in 2006.

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installed power : Use of aluminium for a lightweight construction : the former canopy structure weighed 6 tons, the new 2ES one weighs only 4 tons. Photovoltaic pannels integration in 3D (pyramidal structure). Cutting and integration of blue tinted glass panels which bring a visual continuity with the photovoltaic panels appearance. 3D thermal relative expansion management. MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS Restoration of a canopy for the Vienne museum of fine arts. VIENNE - FRANCE Pyramidal canopy

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