How «Stepping Stones» and «Pocket Parks» are Bringing New Life to Neighborhoods – a Look over the Shoulder
Small approaches, big impact. Both concepts show how bleak places can be transformed into lively squares and centers – and how residents themselves can bring a breath of fresh air to the neighborhoods.
How «Stepping Stones» and «Pocket Parks» are Bringing New Life to Neighborhoods – a Look over the Shoulder
Small approaches, big impact. Both concepts show how bleak places can be transformed into lively squares and centers – and how residents themselves can bring a breath of fresh air to the neighborhoods.
Project Workshop: Participation that Transforms Neighborhoods
Those who want to develop neighborhoods need more than good concepts – they need people who think along and co-create. The project workshop brings exactly that together: committed participants, clear processes, and tangible results. Our example from Witikon shows how structured participation brings real momentum to neighborhood development.
Events for Projects – Inform or Activate?
Anyone who relies solely on technical information in projects will fail. What makes projects successful is informed and involved people.
Forgotten Treasures: Interfaces in Project Management
Anyone who has ever experienced a shift change knows that a brief handover is part of the job for bus drivers, doctors, or shift workers. This also applies to projects and their interfaces. These are a significant, but often neglected, success factor.
Workshop for Project Managers: how to Advance Projects more Efficiently
Emch und Berger operates as a group in many areas: infrastructure, mobility, real estate, energy, and the environment. A challenge in all topics is the implementation of projects. Upon invitation, enovation presented possible solutions at the Berne location.
Participation and Collaboration: 5 Steps to Success
More and more municipalities and companies are recognizing the importance of public participation. It ensures acceptance for construction projects, fulfills legal requirements, and brings advantages in the development of neighborhoods and areas.
Guide: Instructions for “Stammtisch” and “Meet-up.”
A round table builds bridges. Whether conceived as a classic regulars’ table or an online meet-up, it brings people together, initiates conversations, and coordinates ideas.
«the Effort Has Paid off»
The Göhner settlement «Sonnhalde» in Adlikon near Regensdorf was a place that even the police avoided in the 2010s. Fifteen years later, project manager Christine Hotz visits the large housing estate, the analysis of which was the starting point for an award-winning development project.