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Dezentralschweiz

Joris Van Wezemael, Paul Schneeberger
2022
Verlag Hochparterre

Die Coronakrise hat uns von einem Tag auf den anderen vorübergehend sesshaft gemacht. Home office hat unser Verhalten als Pendlerinnen und Pendler radikal verändert. Diese Umkehr des Mobilitätsverhaltens ist der Ausgangspunkt dieser Publikation.

Welche Lehren und Konsequenzen lassen sich aus diesem grossen Feldversuch für die künftige Gestaltung des Lebensraums Schweiz ziehen? Was ist nötig, damit wir unsere «Zwangsmobilität» reduzieren können? Ziel ist, künftig nicht mehr nur dezentral zu wohnen, sondern auch vermehrt dezentral zu arbeiten.

Der Historiker und Raumplaner Paul Schneeberger und der Geograf, Urbanist und Unternehmer Joris Van Wezemael liefern in ‹Dezentralschweiz› Antworten auf diese Fragen. Sie basieren auf grundsätzlichen Überlegungen zu Innovationszyklen und zur Siedlungsgeschichte, auf Gesprächen mit Fachleuten aus den fünf Themenkreisen Arbeitswelt, Mobilität, Wohnen, Detailhandel und Freiräume sowie auf weg­weisenden Beispielen wie dem Arbeits- und Austauschort ‹Wunderraum› in Pfäffikon, den neuen Velospuren von Lausanne, der flächeneffizienten Siedlung Limmergy in Obersiggenthal, dem vergrös­serten Zentrum für das Würzenbachquartier in Luzern oder den offenen Schulhausplätzen in Kloten.

‹Dezentralschweiz› ist ein Lesebuch, das sich an Planer, Politikerinnen und alle Interessierten richtet.

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Cowork © Eugen Fleckenstein. Original Erschienen in Schneeberger & Van Wezemael (2021): Dezentralschweiz

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Prof. Dr. Guillaume Habert
Prof. Dr. Eva Heinen
Prof. Damian Jerjen
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