The project is located in a highly restricted area of the Municipality of Polignano a Mare, declared to be of considerable public interest and protected by a Listed Property Decree pursuant to Italia Law 1497, Ministerial Decree 23/12/1982. With reference to the regulation of landscapes and other contexts, it is identified as being among the areas governed by the P.P.T.R. and PUTTP/Puglia local landscapes. The area falls within the "coastal territories included in a strip 300 metres in from the shoreline", characterised in this case by the cliff and an interesting system of sea caves, and is a strategic panoramic point for the city since it faces both the historic centre and the east coast and the Scoglio dell'Eremita. The photovoltaic system integrated on the roof is not visible from the sea since the former slaughterhouse is located on a high rocky coast. However, it becomes visible from the surrounding buildings, access roads, and terraces of the building itself, creating a colour contrast between the dark colour of the amorphous silicon and the new white structure. This contrast is reminiscent of the typical colour choices of the architecture in these locations. The BIPV modules are integrated from the morphological point of view, adapting perfectly to the curved shape of the existing roof.