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Cities are engines of social change and diversity, whose density is increasing in many places. What housing models and architectural concepts do we need to secrure the quality of life in urban centres in the long term ? This book documents 26 current urban huosing projects, including neighbourhood and multistorey apartment buildings, cooperative complexes and social housing, or townhouses. The individual projects are presented from the organisation of the floor plan to the constructional detail. How open or seperated are they towards the urban environment ? Xhich materails and types of construction are suitable for which functions ? A complementaty section of the book shows how extensions, conversions, and refurbishments also contribute to meeting economic and ecological housing requirements in the city.
Résidences secondaires. --- Architecture domestique. --- Logement social. --- Habitations en bandes. --- Immeubles d'habitation. --- Histoire de l'habitat --- Aménagement urbain --- Sociologie de l'habitat --- Qualité de la vie --- Parc de logements
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Swiss architecture is commonly conotated with the names of celebrated architects such as Marion Botta, Peter Zumthor, or Herzog & de Meuron, and with their iconic buildings. Yet there is much more to the topic than, for example, beautiful private houses or spectacular public projects such as museums. This new book looks at the Swiss variety of co-operative housing developments with a special focus on the city of Zurich. Over the past two decades, such developments have changed significantly. Support by public funding and open competitions have helped to design and realise a vast number of highly innovative co-operative projects in Zurich over that period. Many of them can serve as well as models for how to meet the constantly increasing demand for urban housing. 'New Housing in Zurich' is the first comprehensive survey of contemporary co-operative estates in Switzerland's largest city. It features some 50 projects by type, lavishly illustrated with images and plans, thus also providing a typology of multi-unit residential architecture. Essays on the history of co-operative housing in Switzerland, the interplay between co-operatives and the city and their impact on urban development on the larger scale, on new urban and architectural concepts, on co-operatives in the post-industrial age, and on their social dynamics round out the volume.
Environmental planning --- Architecture --- Zürich --- Sociology of environment --- cooperative housing --- Architecture, Domestic --- Housing, Cooperative --- Housing --- 728.2(494) --- Woningbouw ; appartementen ; gebouwcomplexen ; wooncomplexen ; woningblokken --- Cooperatief wonen ; Zürich ; 21ste eeuw --- Architecture, Western (Western countries) --- Building design --- Buildings --- Construction --- Western architecture (Western countries) --- Art --- Building --- Affordable housing --- Homes --- Houses --- Housing needs --- Residences --- Slum clearance --- Urban housing --- City planning --- Dwellings --- Human settlements --- Co-housing --- Co-ops (Housing) --- Cohousing --- Cooperative housing --- Housing cooperatives --- Mutual housing --- Common interest ownership communities --- Cooperation --- Communal living --- Architecture, Rural --- Domestic architecture --- Home design --- One-family houses --- Rural architecture --- Villas --- Woningbouw ; woningblokken ; meergezinshuizen ; Zwitserland$ $e udc --- Design and construction --- Social aspects --- Architecture, Primitive --- Ensemble d'habitations collectives --- Typologie de l'habitat --- Parc de logements --- Parc urbain --- Habitat participatif --- Habitat collectif --- Urbanisme durable --- Politique du logement --- Cité-jardin
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