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More than housing : cooperative planning - a case study in Zürich / ETH Wohnforum ETH Case, Baugenossenschaft Mehr als Wohnen ; Margrit Hugentobler, Andreas Hofer, Pia Simmendinger (eds.).
LIBRA NA2542.36 .M66 2016
Available from offsite location
- Format:
- Book
- Series:
- Edition Wohnen. English
- Edition Wohnen
- Language:
- English
- German
- Subjects (All):
- Sustainable architecture--Switzerland--Zurich.
- Sustainable architecture.
- Housing--Switzerland--Zurich.
- Housing.
- Architecture, Domestic--Switzerland--Zurich.
- Architecture, Domestic.
- Switzerland--Zurich.
- Physical Description:
- 183 pages : illustrations (chiefly color) ; 29 cm.
- Place of Publication:
- Basel : Birkhäuser, [2016]
- Language Note:
- Translated from the original German into English.
- Summary:
- "The site development "mehr als wohnen" ("more than living") in Zürich North is a flagship project for sustainable housing cooperatives. Thirteen new buildings offer living and working space for more than 1,300 people and pave the way for future urban cohabitation. In addition to new typologies for family, retirement, and cluster apartments, this urban communal housing development also includes comprehensive services such as a guesthouse, a restaurant, child care, shops, and a mobility station. The architects are also experimenting with new materials and the planers with innovative energy concepts. An initiative of 30 Zürich housing cooperatives has been developing the project "mehr als wohnen" as a platform for innovation since 2007. At the core of the planning process is the dialogue between the different parties. The project is also facing the pressing task of building and living, according to energy and resource-efficient means that go beyond familiar energy labels. The publication combines elements of a book on architecture with sociological analyses. The built projects are documented using a collection of plans that range from master plans to apartment layouts and selected details. In addition, the participating architects, planners, property developer, and experts describe their experiences and provide insight into the background of the cooperatives and of planning processes. They demonstrate how this exemplary quarter development can be an integral part of the current urban development discourse and reality, and how urban planning is able to produce sustainable city development"-- Back cover.
- Contents:
- Preface / Ernst Hauri
- Introduction / Margrit Hugentobler
- 1. The founding of more than housing / Thomas Borowski
- Zürich: more than housing / Dominique Boudet
- 2. Building onto the city / Angelus Eisinger
- Collective forms of living / Daniel Kurz
- Discussion : Architecture: "It's really terrific what became possible here!" / Axel Simon
- Discussion : Teaching building: "The architects did not play the key role here" / Axel Simon
- More than open space / Sabine Wolf
- Plans : Buildings A and M / Duplex Architekten
- Buildings B, C, K / Miroslav Šik
- Buildings D, E, H / Müller Sigrist Architekten
- Buildings F and I / Futurafrosch
- Buildings G, J, L / Pool Architekten
- Discussion : Participation: Participation generates identification / Margrit Hugentobler
- 3. Trying out something new in Zürich: community living on the Hunziker Areal / Marie Antoinette Glaser and Nicola Hilti
- Seven days in Leutschenbach / Susann Sitzler
- "My home" Children's Workshop Okidoki / Nicoletta West, Patricia Collenberg
- Apartment types, occupants and applicants in the Hunziker Areal / Corinna Heye and Sarah Fuchs
- 4. Is more than housing also a model energy concept? / Werner Waldhauser interview with Christian Huggenberg
- Are you still residing or already living? / Robert Kaltenbrunner
- An economy for the society, not a society for the economy / Ursula Baus
- On a low-tech path to the 2,000-watt society / Andreas Hofer and Manuel Pestalozzi
- Socially integrative: the communal garden in the Hunziker Quarter / Doris Tausenpfund
- 5. More than housing: An ABC / Andreas Hofer
- Agenda.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references.
- ISBN:
- 9783035604689
- 3035604681
- OCLC:
- 933503150
- Publisher Number:
- 9783035604689
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