CHANGE
Urban development is the overall spatial, historical and structural development of a city. On the one hand, it refers to the sum total of urban development and land use measures, but on the other hand, integrated urban development is much more than just changing land use.
All change processes have noticeable effects for the people living there.
The community self-governance guarantee was not elevated to constitutional status in Germany without reason.
In 2007, the LEIPZIG CHARTER defined for the first time the European city in terms of culture, economy and ecology, responsibility, participation and public welfare.
The rapid change currently underway in urban and rural environments is complex, takes a lot of time and energy and is a source of fear for many. Such processes do not happen by themselves, so the ability of cities to adapt to the changing environment must be reinforced.
With our management methodology, we organise, structure and implement processes together with the people.