The project for the photovoltaic canopies at the Hotel Luna is a typical example of how prestigious architectural projects such as this can integrate the production of renewable energy and favour environmental sustainability. BIPV have been created for this very purpose, and when clients are informed and aware of the wide-ranging possibilities offered by this sector, it is much easier to satisfy the various requirements and implement sustainable projects.

The costs involved in a BIPV project include those related to the architectural structure that serves as an element of the building, and the photovoltaic component is therefore of a marginal cost that allows for energy costs for the building to be reduced while increasing the value of the property in question.

Collaboration from the outset between designers and companies specialised in structural and photovoltaic components, together with a range of differing skills, were fundamental elements in managing the design and construction processes, allowing for a successful outcome.