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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The Horizon Apartments, built between 1990 and 1998 on a project by the Austro-Australian architect Harry Seidler, is one of Sydney's historic residential skyscrapers overlooking the Pacific Ocean, the Opera House and the Harbor Bridge.
In the new ekinex plant a combination of heating and cooling, dehumidification, ventilation and air renewal systems.
We have thought of a different workplace, a welcoming space where showroom of KNX products and office merge in a single environment where to work, meet and explain our idea of smart building.
Home automation contributes to the removal of barriers for disabled people
A kitchen, a living room and a “handful” of rooms, Casa Fantini is not a hotel, it is a place where you can find your own space and give yourself time to rediscover yourself.