The entire range of KNX products developed by Ekinex is used for the automation of both residential and commercial buildings: private households, offices, hotels, public’s institution building, schools and universities, hospitals, shops and shopping malls. To further confirm the efficacy of the KNX standards in reducing the energy consumption and magnify the energy efficiency, our technicians have prepared some case studies and insights of KNX applications developed by Ekinex and its partners. Thermoregulation, energy efficiency, lighting control, security’s system supervision and many other ad-hoc solution can be created, based on the clients requirements, thanks to the KNX standard: discover them all.
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Nestled within a wooded setting and carefully integrated into the surrounding mountainous landscape, this single-storey detached house is characterised by a cross-shaped floor plan created by the intersection of two volumes: one extending horizontally and the other more compact, featuring a steeply pitch
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La Darbia in Chianti is an architectural project that harmoniously blends contemporary design with the historic character of a hillside village in Chianti.
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In this stunning villa nestled in the woods, technology blends seamlessly with the surrounding natural environment. Smart automation controls the lighting and climate control, allowing residents to fully enjoy the tranquillity of this location on the outskirts of Warsaw.
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Villa Corine is a residential project whose design concept embodies a refined and mature character, elegant yet understated, without excess. Every element has been meticulously crafted to create an environment that is both welcoming and sophisticated.
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The Grand Hotel Europa is an ambitious project located in the heart of Prague. Renovation work began in 2017 and involved the complete restoration of the historic building, which is protected as a cultural heritage site, and the construction of a new oval structure in the inner courtyard.
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The Dom Swobodny project is located in a green setting, surrounded by nature in the village of Toruń, Poland. The idea of a free-form house stems from the desire to shape the outdoor experience in harmony with the lifestyle, climate and needs of those who live there.
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The project represents the outcome of a renovation of a house built in the 1970s, completely transforming it into a modern residential villa. The project involved both architectural and plant engineering aspects, with the aim of meeting contemporary living requirements.