Visited on July 12 and did a short charge with eCarUp app.
Based on all the information available, it seems like they took the chargers from the school parking and moved them here. Not certain if this will be a temporary installation until the construction work is finished over there, or perhaps they'll put additional new chargers back in the other parking and keep these ones here.
I didn't have any picture of the pico chargers at the school, but if we compare what I saw at the MZH with the older &Charge pictures, it seems to be the same pole that housed the old smart-me charger, then the picos, and now moved here. It still has the support for the attached cables, but there are no longer any attached cables since they changed the hardware.
The chargers are shown at this new address in the app since July 7, and the live data seems to support the fact that they were moved around that period. The chargers showed available again around the 9 or 10 July, so that must have been when they were first available here.
There's currently no EV signage apart from the little sign above the station, but it doesn't say how many parking spaces should be left free. If this is a long term installation I assume they will paint the parking spaces.
This parking is also paid during work hours, same prices as it was at the school before.
My test wasn't super smooth though. While it did work, I tripped something with the power algorithm. Another car was already there pulling 11kW. When I plugged in, my car first pulled 5kW because I had the amp limit set. I then raised the limit and it tried going to 11kW, but this triggered a change in the max power allowed, the stations flashed the "6A" icon on the screens, and then both cars were charging at only 1.3kW. So I guess it not only downgraded to 6A, but also to a single phase. I stopped my charge and stayed there for a few more minutes, but the other charger did not unlock the full power again. I then left without knowing what happened next.
In the trench that's not yet been covered, we see there are 2 tubes. So I assume there's a 32A cable for each of the station, so there should be plenty of power.