Participation in the think tank
The think tank forms the open discourse platform for urban developments and future perspectives. The aim is to bring together different perspectives and to generate new approaches for the development of the city. The focus is not on presenting finished solutions, but rather on joint reflection and further development of issues.
Collective intelligence
In the think tank, urban development is seen as a collective process. External actors, experts and interested parties contribute their perspectives, experiences and ideas and contribute to the joint further development of approaches. Different perspectives are not reduced, but are consciously placed next to each other and related to one another.
Communication and mediation
Communication takes place via texts and visual representations that make complex connections understandable and open up new perspectives. The aim is not to present individual positions, but rather to impart knowledge and develop shared images of the future. The formats chosen support both the depth of content and the accessibility of the topics.
Interface of theory and practice
The think tank combines theoretical considerations with practical questions and represents an interface between research, planning and public discussion. It forms the basis for the development of theses and hypotheses and creates the conceptual framework for their further development and application.