The WEM Climate Panel is a clay-based radiant heating and cooling system for walls and ceilings, designed to operate at low temperatures and integrate seamlessly with timber and lightweight construction. Made from natural clay, the panels provide valuable thermal mass, support indoor humidity regulation, and contribute to vapour-permeable, breathable wall assemblies. Their low-temperature performance makes them highly compatible with geothermal systems, heat pumps, and other energy-efficient technologies.

Installed using dry construction methods, the panels help reduce on-site waste and allow for easy maintenance, adaptation, or future reuse. Together, these qualities make the WEM Climate Panel a strong solution for projects prioritising indoor comfort, energy performance, and natural material strategies.

Büroscheune

In Obermaßholderbach, Steinbach Schimmel Architekten has sensitively reimagined a nineteenth-century barn, preserving its oak frame and rubble-stone masonry while introducing a considered contemporary program. The construction was completed across three stages, during which time what was once a space for animals and the storage of grain was transformed into a light-filled, environmentally...

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La Balma Housing Cooperative

La Balma is a transfer-of-use housing cooperative managed by Sostre Cívic, a Catalonian non-profit cooperative organisation. Located on a plot in Barcelona’s Poblenou neighbourhood, it was designed and developed by Lacol together with Laboqueria Taller d’Arquitectura.  The project was awarded through a municipal tender f...

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