We are an agency community of project developers with a clear focus on inspiring experience venues.

It’s always about special, inspiring places that make a lasting impression on people.
We say people have the chance to rediscover themselves through them. That is, of course, a high aspiration. These can also be simple service locations, for example. But most of the time, they are more complex combinations of experiences that interact with each other in terms of content.

A wind tunnel with a standing wave connected and accompanied by gastronomy – that was the expression of the brand ‘Jochen Schweizer’ in the Arena Taufkirchen. 
Or a surfhouse with an innovative indoor surfing concept as the content anchor for a large conference and event center with a beach feeling. 
These multi-experience worlds are then backed up and enhanced in terms of content by complementary experiences from the categories of Outdoor, SPA & Recreation, Hospitality, Virtual Reality, Exergaming, Mixed Reality Sports and many more.

Basically, it’s always about transforming living spaces into experience spaces and bringing people together. 
If we successfully turn the experience into a relationship with the customer, we have delivered on an essential part of our mission.

Basically, we try to read as many studies as possible and go to congresses, trade fairs and location checks as often as possible in order to know where the market is currently heading and to be able to draw our own conclusions. When it comes to projects, it is important for us to select the most effective experience ideas from a wide range of possibilities and to design a perfect mix. We also look very closely at where other POS lie along the customer journey in addition to the main revenue streams.

Our ambition has never been to produce the total eye-catcher that only a handful of professionals can use in the first place. How can people approach a challenging experience without fear and discover it for themselves with just a little outside help? What happens around this experience? What does the conceptual framework look like, how is areal context integrated? Do I gather a sense of what this place stands for as soon as I enter? Answering all of these questions stands at the beginning of any successful project.

We then move into the concept phase, develop the operational structure, and work our way through the agenda we’ve developed in parallel with the architects’ framework schedule until the opening: from visions to venues. But then the job really starts. We always say: After the planning comes life!

Our clients are basically always the investors and therefore very successful people with vision and far-reaching ideas. They bring a lot of perspective and experience to the table. It is usually not difficult to explain to them how sensible and sustainable it is to place an authority between the architects and planners, business people and tax consultants, construction companies and suppliers on the road from the idea to the finished venue. After all, through our work one thing does not get out of focus, which is otherwise easily lost: the success of the very project, the successful operation in the long run. No matter what additional goals an investor is pushing for, it is always imperative that a project operates economically and is able to broadcast this success to the outside world. 

In addition, we have encountered complex situations in all project steps with a wide spectrum of participants and, based on this in-depth experience, we are able to navigate the process very well. This avoids costly mistakes.

Where the work of architects is dictated by the fee schedule for architects and engineers in terms of content and billing, we as project developers have described our own accompanying project agenda and bill either on an itemized basis or – for larger projects – with a fair monthly retainer. From time to time, our customers also expect a ‘sporty solution’ – in the sense of an entrepreneurial participation in the success of the project. We are open to this as well, since we always see projects from the entrepreneur’s perspective.