TBS: Annual magazine 365° from Ernst Basler + Partner

The annual magazine 365°, produced by TBS & Partner, provides insights into the areas of expertise of the internationally active engineering, planning, and consulting firm Ernst Basler + Partner.

The 2015/2016 edition of 365°, entitled "It pays off." explores the question of how technological developments are shaping our lives and work. The annual issue presents projects that demonstrate the multi-faceted impact of technological innovations on our society. One of them examines how authorities and electricity suppliers are prepared for the increasing demand for electric cars. After all, the need for charging stations will increase significantly, especially in the Basel area. And how can comfort, energy and cost efficiency be reconciled in building technology planning? The new Swisscom Businesspark building in Ittingen achieves this balancing act with flying colors. The magazine also answers the question of why there is less congestion on Austrian roads. Discussions with experts and an interview with the company management round off the magazine's range of topics. Thanks to the varied mix of articles, interviews and project reports, the result is a reader-friendly annual magazine.

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The "Brief notes" section is also integrated into the current issue as a separate, small-format booklet. This allows other Ernst Basler + Partner projects that are independent of the annual theme to be presented without cutting through the central theme of the annual magazine. The magazine, which is published once a year, is also online available.

Responsible at Ernst Basler + Partner: Carolyn Bodmer (Member of the Executive Board); Kerstin Krage (Head of Corporate Communications); Cornelia Büttner (Head of Editorial). Responsible at TBS & Partner: Beat Aeschlimann (overall responsibility); Claudio Caravina (AD); Eva Friedli (project management); Christian Senti (photography); Corina Vögele (illustration); Micha Steinmann (image processing); Andreas Gloor, Mara Weber (polygraphy).
 

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