GOOBOX | Energy Cube

GOOBOX / MODULAR SPACE CONCEPT

GOOBOX

Energy Cube

A modular enclosure brings GOOPV photovoltaic glass together with lighting, ventilation and energy systems. Daylight, thermal insulation and equipment use are planned as part of the space.

GOOBOX Prototype design illustration of the enclosure and glazed façades
Prototype design illustration. Final appearance and configuration depend on further development and project assessment.

Concept development

No completed installations

01 / SPACE

Bring glass and energy into the design of space.

GOOBOX uses a modular enclosure to create usable interior space. The prototype combines glazed façades and a frame structure with lighting, ventilation and mobility components. Interior layouts and energy requirements are discussed for the intended use.

01

Daylight and Views

Glazed façades admit daylight and maintain a visual connection outdoors. Glazing and daylight needs are assessed for work, display or equipment applications.

02

Thermal Performance and Interior Conditions

Consider GOOPV thermal insulation alongside enclosure ventilation. Interior conditions require assessment of the complete design, including the roof, floor, joints and air conditioning.

03

Generation and Storage Planning

Discuss generation, storage and power supply around available glazing area, sunlight and equipment loads. Capacity and operating duration are confirmed for the project.

02 / APPLICATION DIRECTIONS

Configure the enclosure for its purpose.

Work and Display Spaces

A concept for temporary work, display or reception spaces, with lighting, ventilation, power and interior layouts discussed around occupancy needs.

Equipment Shelters

An enclosure for equipment, with protection and energy systems assessed against dimensions, heat dissipation, wiring and maintenance access.

Relocatable Site Layouts

The prototype includes mobility components. Transport, foundations and anchoring require separate planning based on enclosure weight and site conditions.

These are conceptual application directions, not completed projects or finalised product specifications.