Neighbourhood development

Challenges for the cities of the future:We develop modern quarters for tomorrow

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Urban growth

How can we strategically develop and expand cities? How can we avoid unnecessary land sealing and at the same time create living, working and leisure spaces?

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Sustainability and energy transition

How do we reduce greenhouse gas emissions? How do we create climate-friendly cities? How can we protect existing ecosystems and conserve our resources?

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Traffic and mobility

How do we reduce traffic and congestion and the associated air pollution? How can we improve the quality of life in cities?

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Social integration

How do we create inclusive communities and living spaces for everyone and how do we avoid hotspot districts?

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Economic dynamics

How do we promote economic vitality and innovation? How do we avoid social and economic imbalance?

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Technological developments

How do we integrate the rapid development of technologies such as AI, autonomous transport and the Internet of Things into urban and qurater planning?

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Historical and cultural protection

How do we preserve the cultural heritage and historical identity of a city and still promote progress?

“Close your eyes and imagine a place where you like to spend your free time to relax: perhaps a park or a forest? Now imagine that this place is right outside your window or door. ”

Helga Fassbinder

Challenge accepted:The future of liveable cities

Livable cities require holistic development and increased collaboration, addressing megatrends like sustainability, individualization, and digitalization. The vision includes integrated planning, climate resilience, high-quality living, and efficient mobility concepts. Achieving this necessitates close cooperation between local authorities for long-term sustainable solutions.