Get an overview of existing gaps between buildings or vacant properties. Are concepts already being developed?
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Overview
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Participation
Contribute your ideas and develop concepts together with planners.
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Traffic infrastructure
How well is the area/property connected to the existing transportation network? Are there already plans for expansion?
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Gaps between buildings
Where are potential building sites located? What legal framework conditions apply here? Are there any subsidy programs?
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Undeveloped areas
Which utilization concepts are suitable in this context? What about environmental compatibility?
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Contact
Who owns the land? Who can I approach with my ideas?
Our vision
Data that everyone handles differently
When it comes to the development of vacant lots, interests can vary. Up-to-date and persistent data form the basis of any good guide.
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Citizen
Citizen
I have ideas for the use of a space or a vacant building. Who can I approach with my proposal? Who is the owner?
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Institution
Institution
How can the new construction and conversion of properties or areas be managed in order to establish a sustainable, coordinated utilization concept for the city/region?
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Company
Company
Where are potential building sites located?
What potential do these sites have for development?
What legal and planning framework conditions apply to the development of these sites?
What funding programs are available?
Data that is accessible.
The pressure of increasing demand for living space, while at the same time protecting unsealed soils to maintain the ecological balance, requires sustainable, space-saving settlement development that focuses on the inner development of cities and municipalities. There is currently no nationwide, publicly accessible register of building plots.
Providing information on gaps between buildings creates transparency and facilitates access to data on available land. Citizens, companies and decision-makers could thus access this information and use it for their own needs and interests. Opportunities for participation and feedback mechanisms open up a dialog between the various stakeholders and could thus generate innovative urban development solutions. Transparent data and an interactive platform form the basis for this, which Project Hive could provide.