La Dîme, Château Bioley-Magnoux

The Building

Building post-intervention

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In the charming village of Bioley-Magnoux, perched on a majestic hill, stands a château that combines history and ecological transition. The owner, keen to preserve the historic character of his estate while embracing green solutions, opted for solar tiles to cover the roof of the Dîme, the château's annex building.

The Solution

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What is the Solution?

Freesuns solar tiles were installed on the sun-drenched south-facing side of the Tithe roof, ensuring maximum exposure for optimal solar energy production. The tiles were perfectly integrated, respecting the historic aesthetic while offering enhanced energy efficiency. Thanks to innovative techniques and the meticulous attention to detail of the roofer, every detail of the roof was conscientiously worked on to guarantee an installation in line with current standards, while respecting the recommendations of heritage protection authorities.

Why Does it work?

The solar tiles are perfect for such listed buildings, providing here 100% full coverage without altering the visual aspect of this heritage protected building.

PROS

Adaptable to site/building requirements (colour, texture, shape)
Resemblance to tiles (mimetic).
Preservation of the appearance of the listed building while producing energy in the roof.

CONS