With the Co-Creative Mile, a modern shopping street is being developed in aspern Seestadt that combines commerce, work and living with high-quality public spaces for encounters. A prerequisite for a high quality of stay is the intelligent handling of the expected delivery traffic. Against this background, an estimate of the expected volume of goods traffic in the area of the shopping street is made as an essential planning basis on the basis of the planned uses.

The spatial location of the estimated volume of goods traffic enables a comparison of different planning scenarios, taking into account both the distribution of uses and the design of the public spaces. Based on the differentiation according to goods characteristics, needs in delivery as well as potentials for consolidation in the area of goods traffic are also shown. In order to ensure implementation-oriented planning, relevant stakeholders from planning, administration and business will be integrated into the project in several workshops.