Ferrovial’s facility in Seseña, Spain, is highly exposed to intense sunlight, leading to heat build-up and glare indoors. Sunphade installed its photochromic solar film to dynamically adapt to changing light conditions. The solution reduces heat and glare while maintaining natural daylight. The result is a more comfortable and energy-efficient indoor environment.

Sunphade partnered with Fish Me Fisketorget AS, a waterfront restaurant in Bergen. Due to its prime location at the harbor, the venue is highly exposed to direct sunlight, leading to glare and heat gain that can impact both guest experience and staff comfort. To address this, Sunphade installed its dynamic, photochromic film across selected glass surfaces.

Sunphade collaborated with Mustad Eiendom to provide smart solar control that supports indoor comfort, sustainability, and uninterrupted views. Sunphade’s photochromic solar film was applied to the building’s glass-enclosed stairwell to ease summer heat build-up and glare, while keeping daylight levels high and preserving the Oslo fjord panorama, thus achieving the desired performance with minimal structural changes and at a lower cost than conventional shading solutions.

Sunphade partnered with Rikshospitalet, one of Norway’s leading medical centres in Oslo, to implement our solar construction on the hospital’s windows. The collaboration aimed to enhance patient comfort, improve energy efficiency, and create a more sustainable environment within the healthcare facility.

Sunphade partnered with the University of Oslo (UiO) to explore the potential of dynamic solar control. In November 2024, our solar film was installed on selected windows to improve indoor comfort, reduce energy use, and maintain clear views—without altering the building’s design.