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Zukunftsperspektiven für den Wohnbau
At the Housing Conference on 25 November 2025 at 9:40 a.m. at the Holiday Inn Munich Westpark, Vandana Shah, Partner at blocher partners, will speak about “Future Perspectives for Residential Buildings”. Her talk focuses on strategies for affordable, sustainable and dense housing – from flexible floor plans and vibrant neighbourhoods to resource-conscious material and energy concepts.
blocher partners sustain begleitet jetzt auch nach ÖGNI
Pascale Hein, Geschäftsführerin von blocher partners sustain, ist ab sofort zertifizierte Auditorin der Österreichischen Gesellschaft für Nachhaltige Immobilienwirtschaft (ÖGNI).
Was bringt die Zukunft? Digitale Technologien im Fokus
At the panel discussion “New Digital Technologies in Design and Practice” on 13 November 2025 at Münchner Künstlerhaus, Florian Beck, Associate Partner at blocher partners, will show how BIM, parametric design and immersive visualization are transforming planning and construction processes. Using recent projects, he will discuss how digital tools increase efficiency and transparency – and how they open up new opportunities for sustainable, user-centred architecture.
Workspace Design Show – The Hospitality Effect
How does hospitality become a driver of better workplaces?
Our partner Jürgen Gaiser will discuss at the Workspace Design Show in Amsterdam how hospitality principles are reimagining offices, campuses, and mixed-use environments—from welcome experiences and service ecosystems to the identity of branded spaces.
At this year’s AnA event, an exciting line-up took the stage in Stuttgart. For everyone who couldn’t be there — or would like to revisit the evening — Jutta Blocher’s talk is now available to watch online.
