Core contributor across E2VENT (ventilated façades), P2Endure (deep renovation), BIM-SPEED (renovation workflows), AMANAC (advanced materials), and Ashvin (construction operations).
PRZEDSIEBIORSTWO ROBOT ELEWACYJNYCHFASADA SP ZOO
Polish façade construction SME specializing in energy-efficient building renovation, deep retrofit demonstration, and BIM-based renovation workflows across Europe.
Their core work
Fasada is a Gdansk-based façade construction company that brings real-world building renovation expertise to EU research projects. Their core business is exterior building works — cladding, insulation, and ventilated façade systems — which they apply as an industry end-user and demonstration partner in energy-efficiency renovation projects. They contribute practical construction site knowledge, helping research consortia validate and pilot new materials, BIM-based renovation workflows, and plug-and-play deep renovation solutions on actual buildings.
What they specialise in
P2Endure, BIM-SPEED, E2VENT, and HEAT-INSYDE all target energy performance improvements in existing buildings through renovation.
BIM-SPEED focused on BIM for renovation, Ashvin on digital twins for construction, and MATRYCS on building data analytics.
Ashvin project addresses construction productivity, worker protection, and IoT-based site monitoring.
HEAT-INSYDE involves demonstration of heat battery systems in social housing across different climates.
How they've shifted over time
Fasada's early projects (2015–2018) focused on physical renovation technologies — advanced materials (AMANAC), ventilated façade systems (E2VENT), and plug-and-play deep renovation products (P2Endure). From 2018 onward, their involvement shifted toward digitalization of renovation: BIM-based workflows (BIM-SPEED), big data analytics for building energy services (MATRYCS), and digital twins for construction management (Ashvin). This evolution mirrors the construction industry's broader move from hardware-focused renovation toward data-driven, digitally planned building upgrades.
Fasada is moving from hands-on façade contractor toward a digitally-enabled renovation partner, increasingly involved in BIM, IoT, and data-driven building projects — making them relevant for future smart renovation consortia.
How they like to work
Fasada operates exclusively as a participant, never coordinating projects — consistent with their role as an industry end-user providing real-world demonstration sites and construction expertise. With 99 unique partners across 21 countries, they have built a wide European network rather than sticking with the same few collaborators. This breadth makes them an accessible partner: they are experienced in large multinational consortia and accustomed to working alongside universities, research institutes, and technology providers.
Fasada has collaborated with 99 different partners across 21 countries, giving them one of the broader networks you'd expect from a construction SME. Their connections span Western and Eastern Europe, with strong ties to building research and renovation technology organizations.
What sets them apart
Fasada's value lies in being an actual façade construction company — not a research lab or consultancy — that has seven projects' worth of experience translating research innovations into real building sites. For consortium builders, they offer something rare: a Polish SME with hands-on renovation capability that can serve as a demonstration and validation partner in Central/Eastern European climates. Their combination of physical construction skills and growing familiarity with BIM and digital tools makes them a strong bridge between technology developers and real-world implementation.
Highlights from their portfolio
- BIM-SPEEDLargest funding (EUR 288,875) and marks Fasada's pivot toward digital construction, combining BIM and energy modelling for renovation.
- P2EndureCore deep renovation project developing plug-and-play products — directly aligned with Fasada's façade business and ran for 5 years.
- AshvinRepresents Fasada's newest direction: digital twins, IoT on construction sites, and worker safety — a significant expansion from pure façade work.