Integrated structures are integrated buildings, most of which are in public administration, which consume more than one source of energy. Despite the different energy demands, these structures are operated by domestic energy conversion systems with a central management structure. It is seen that there are excessive losses with high irreversibility in most fossil fuel source consuming heat needs. In these structures, steam production technologies and energy inefficiency are often above the need. In this study, firstly, energy efficiency potential is examined by reference to demand analysis in a campus. In the study, together with concentrated solar technologies, a framework was proposed to manage the energy demand of the system. In this context, the optimal system requirements were evaluated and a consumption saving analysis was examined. In addition to the thermoeconomic analysis in the model, the environmental savings of the model were investigated. At the end of the study, information was given about the application procedures and needs were discussed.