the team

Daniela Cisterna

Project Manager | Neighborhood activation
Hospitality Management EHL
daniela.cisterna[at]enoki.ch

Xavier Schaller

Neighborhood activation
Social educator ES diploma
Multimedia designer CFC
xavier.schaller[at]enoki.ch

Baptiste Gex

Associate director
Environmental engineering diploma, EPFL
baptiste.gex[at]enoki.ch

Axelle Marchon

President and associate director | development
Architecture diploma, EPFL
axelle.marchon[at]enoki.ch

Loïc Simon

Associate director
Architecture diploma, HES
loic.simon[at]enoki.ch

history

Enoki is the name of a mushroom. This living being has the particularity of being the fruit of mycelium, an important underground network allowing species to communicate with each other. Following this example, we aspire to create symbioses between the constructed world, humans and the environment.

2014 – 2017 : NeighborHub project
The NeighborHub, a neighborhood hub powered exclusively by solar energy, is the result of collaboration between EPFL, HEIA-FR, HEAD and UNIFR. Presented at the prestigious international Solar Decathlon 2017 competition, the Swiss NeighborHub project was awarded the highest distinction out of its ten competitors.
More information can be found here.

2018 : Founding of Enoki
With this experience, the idea of letting local communities benefit from it naturally occurred. The startup Enoki was thus created with the aim of improving the quality and sustainability of our cities through the implementation of NeighborHubs and the integration of innovative, ecological and human-centered solutions. Enoki works both on the structure as well as on the usage of these solutions and benefits from an interdisciplinary team for this purpose.

commitments and memberships

Enoki is Bcorp-certified and thus meets high standards of social and environmental performance, transparency and legal responsibility.

Enoki is a member of SVIT Romandie, which group together the professionals of the real estate economy of the Swiss Romandie.

 

Enoki is a member of the Network for Sustainable Building Switzerland (NNBS). The NNBS creates a clear definition of sustainable construction in Switzerland, and provides measuring and monitoring instruments for this purpose.

Enoki is a member of the Swiss Association for Sustainable Neighborhoods, which promotes supportive neighborhoods based on respect for the environment and the well-being of residents.

support

Fri Up

Support and accommodation

Red Bull Amaphiko

Social Entrepreneurship Support Program

Xgrant

EPFL Student Support Program

Innoseed

Transfer of technologies and innovation support program at ENAC-EPFL

Seif

Impact Academy Support Program

What About You

Team building

co-development