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data:room

Meetings · Workshops · Encounters

© Birgit Riedmann
© Betül Kocabay
© Birgit Riedmann
© Birgit Riedmann
© Betül Kocabay
© Birgit Riedmann
© Birgit Riedmann
© Betül Kocabay
© Birgit Riedmann
© Betül Kocabay
© Birgit Riedmann
© Betül Kocabay
© Betül Kocabay
© Betül Kocabay
© Birgit Riedmann
© Birgit Riedmann
© Birgit Riedmann
© Birgit Riedmann
© Birgit Riedmann
© Birgit Riedmann
© Birgit Riedmann

A conference venue on Lake Constance for meaningful dialogue, better decisions and real solutions.

A space that offers more than facilities. An atmosphere that encourages dialogue, sparks creativity and makes it a pleasure to work together on solutions to the challenges of our time. Whether for a workshop, a meeting or an in-depth discussion, data:room adapts. Flexible, versatile and always arranged to suit the format.

One space. Different ways of working.

Around 600 m² indoors and 400 m² outdoors at the former Kammgarn textile factory combine industrial chic with a personal, welcoming atmosphere. High ceilings, large windows and visible traces of the building’s textile heritage meet designer furniture and individual finds. The result is a versatile setting for workshops, conferences and meetings, with space for focused work, creative ideas and conversations that continue during the breaks.

Schematic, not-to-scale floor plan of data:room: Freiraum, Werkstatt, Wohnzimmer, Bistro, exhibition and bar:occursus indoors, with Boulodrome, toilets and parking outside.
  1. Freiraum

    Talks and shared perspectives: space for ideas, dialogue and a view of the bigger picture.

    Talk with a seated audience in a bright room
    © Birgit Riedmann
    Overhead view of the table-tennis table in the hall
    © Samuel Nußbaumer
  2. Werkstatt

    Focused teamwork: developing ideas together and working on solutions.

    Meeting at a long table in front of tall windows
    © Birgit Riedmann
    Long wooden table and chairs in a room-within-room
    © Samuel Nußbaumer
  3. Wohnzimmer

    Breaks and informal exchange: continuing conversations in a relaxed atmosphere.

    Group talking on sofas and armchairs
    © Birgit Riedmann
    Sofas and armchairs with a small white table
    © Samuel Nußbaumer
  4. Bistro

    Varied conversation settings: bringing different perspectives together around a table.

    People talking around a round table
    © Birgit Riedmann
    Red seating booths and mobile tables in the hall
    © Samuel Nußbaumer
  5. bar:occursus

    Cosy small-format discussions: exchanging ideas in a personal atmosphere.

    Collaborative work with notes at a round table
    © Birgit Riedmann
    Bar with a wooden counter and round tables
    © Samuel Nußbaumer
  6. Boulodrome

    Outdoor exchange: conversations and an apéritif in the factory courtyard.

    Guests outside the factory building
    © Betül Kocabay
    Seating and parasols in the factory courtyard
    © Birgit Riedmann

Furniture by Vitra and the room-within-room design by Studio SAAL shape the character of data:room. All working settings form one shared venue.

Urs Treuthardt in a warmly lit interior
© Magdalena Türtscher

Host

I’m Urs Treuthardt.

I am the founder of occursus and have worked in tourism, business events and data-informed decision-making for more than 20 years. Through occursus, I advise conference venues and support the development and delivery of conferences and congresses.

At data:room, I put this work into practice. Since September 2024, I have been developing the venue in the Kammgarn textile factory in Hard. It brings together space, the event programme and personal hosting – during collaborative work, conversations and breaks. I host events personally, and the experience gained here feeds back into my consultancy work with occursus.

Large open gate looking into the courtyard of the Kammgarn site in Hard.
© Magdalena Türtscher

Getting here

In Hard, on Lake Constance.

Kammgarnfabrik · Hall 2
Spinnereistrasse 12 · 6971 Hard am Bodensee

Encounters at data:room.

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