1:30 min, video from 2020/09/22
Project Info: http://sdg21.eu/db/rosenstein-quartier
26 min, Available from 31/12/2020 to 07/03/2021, Film from 2017.
"New large-scale construction projects and ecological innovations ensured that Malmö today has become a prime example of the direct transition from industrial metropolis to sustainable Eco City. The secret recipe: the city relied not only on innovative technologies, but above all on the active participation of citizens in the change."
Keywords:
Greening / climate adaptation, Renewable, Expo, Movies, Movies 11 to 45 Min, IBA, Climate protection, Near-natural open space design, News Blog Sweden, Settlements, Water, Water design, Housing
Maximum emission-free - residential areas without cars
Planet Knowledge from 8.4.2019. 05:01 Min.
Available until 8.4.2024
ARD-alpha
A district without cars, in a major German city? In Cologne-Nippes, about 1300 people live in a car-free neighbourhood. The residents of the French Quarter in Tübingen have been gathering experience in a neighbourhood without cars for around 20 years. Does the concept work?
More info and photos
to Car-free settlement in Cologne-Nippes
to the French Quarter in Tübingen
All car-free settlements and neighbourhoods in the sdg21 web database:
www.autofreie.siedlungen.eu
Keywords:
Car Free, Bike-/Velo-City, DE-News, Climate protection, Cologne, Mobility, News Blog NRW, Settlements, Ecology
"When it comes to apartments in Munich, it's mostly about prices. But what does it actually look like in terms of new buildings going up all over the city? All in all: an incredibly expensive disaster."
Matzig takes a closer look at Munich's new quarters and takes stock. The same conclusion can be drawn for most other new quarters in larger German cities. Whether Gerhard Matzig answers the question of why this is the case can be found in the SZ article of 16.4.2017, which is well worth reading:
www.sueddeutsche.de/muenchen/architektur-grosses-desaster-kleine-lichtblicke-1.3464426
Keywords:
News Blog Bavaria, Quarters, Settlements, Aesthetics / Architecture / Building Culture
Even after the EEG reform, most photovoltaic systems on buildings are economical to operate. sonnen GmbH from Wildpoldsried offers a "sonnenFlat". This is particularly interesting for those who already have a PV system and are thinking about adding a battery, but also for anyone planning to purchase a PV system in 2017.
On the following website you can have a look at the offer and the calculations: sonnenFlat
Keywords:
Construction and operating costs, DE-News, Energy storage, Renewable, Climate protection, PV, PlusEnergy house/settlement, Electricity storage, Ecology, Economics
