Large-scale site or neighborhood development projects are increasingly coming into conflict with the public. Accompanied by boring, repetitive marketing campaigns and a symbolic pseudo-participation of those involved (consumers, neighborhood residents, etc.), such projects lead to generic developments and also suffer from public mistrust. What happens? Projects are rejected and investments worth millions come to a standstill.
Imagine that urban planning is a dialog that begins with an open exchange with the public. Progressive cities are actively experimenting with this, using powerful interactive tools to engage the creativity of their citizens. This is the motivation behind Haillo, the interactive AI-powered survey tool.
Haillo was developed mobile-first to visualize the vision of the project as early as possible and thus increase the participation rate. The tool contains 10 to 15 questions on individual values, wishes and ideas for the project. They are asked one after the other, with each answer being compared with the contributions collected from the community. The survey results are then used to generate a unique AI picture that can be further customized and shared. The responses from the surveys help to gauge the mood of the population, provide insights into trends and topics, while also offering a stimulating exchange for stakeholders.
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Haillo arose from the serious desire of one of our clients to stop bypassing people in the planning process. Haillo helps to interact with current and future site users before the actual project start. The playful approach via image generator helps to reach people who would never attend a workshop or presentation. Haillo is a source of ideas, but does not provide architectural sketches or plans.
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