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Spatial Planning -
retrospect, vision, outlook
For the most part, changes in settlement and environment take place one small step at a time. These come about according to an undefined timetable. What we perceive and experience today as our built environment and surrounding landscape was, in a large part, created years, decades or even centuries ago. And what we build now and in the near future will ultimately become a part of our living space and our legacy. Thus, through our actions, we bear a responsibility to ourselves and to future generations.
This collection of films delivers insight into the evolutionary history of living space and spatial planning in Switzerland: films
Chronology
1876 | Federal Law on Forests and Woodlands |
1933 | Essay by Armin Meili: On the Subject of Land Use Planning |
1942 | Symposium on Land Use Planning at the Federal Technical University of Zurich |
1943 | Foundation of the “Vereinigung Landesplanung Schweiz VLP” |
1954–1959 | Federal Highway Plan |
1963 | Typhus epidemic in Zermatt is impetus for general sewage and drain system projects |
1963 | Land rights initiative by the SP and federation of trade unions |
1965 | Federal law on measures regarding advancement of residential construction |
1969 | Constitutional article on spatial planning |
1969–1971 | Drafting of spatial planning guidelines by the ORL-institute, ETH Zurich |
1972 | Federal ruling regarding urgent measures concerning spatial planning |
1976 | Vote on first draft of spatial planning law of 4 October 1974 rejected |
1980 | Federal law on spatial planning (RPG) of 22 June 1979 enters into force |
1987 | Report on spatial planning by the federal council |
1996 | Basic intentions and outlines of spatial planning in Switzerland |
2001 | Report on agglomeration policy by the federal council |
Since 2004 | Agglomeration programmes |
2005–2010 | Drafting of spatial development concept for Switzerland |
2008 | Formation of the landscape initiative |
Since 2010 | Part revision of spatial planning law |
2012 | Second home initiative adopted |
2012 | Spatial development concept for Switzerland ready for political resolution |
2013 | The first stage of the revision of the Spatial Planning Act (Raumplanungsgesetz, RPG) |
Die Geschichte von der Entwicklung des Bodenrechts bei den Pinguinen
gelungen – misslungen?
Die Geschichte der Raumplanung Schweiz
Martina Koll-Schretzenmayr
Zürich, NZZ Libro, 2008
Hans Marti – Pionier der Raumplanung
Claude Ruedin und Michael Hanak (Hg.)
Zürich, ETH Zürich /gta Verlag, 2008
Hans Marti (1913–1993) gehört zu den wichtigsten Pionieren einer systematisierten Orts- und Regionalplanung im 20. Jahrhundert.
Gustav Ammann – Landschaften der Moderne in der Schweiz.
Johannes Stoffler
Zürich, ETH Zürich /gta Verlag, 2008
Gustav Ammann gilt als einer der bedeutendsten Gartenarchitekten des 20. Jahrhunderts in der Schweiz. Als anerkannter Fachmann im In- und Ausland war er nicht nur ständiger Impulsgeber in Diskussionen und Wegbereiter neuer Ideen, sondern wirkte auch als Gestalter aussergewöhnlicher Parkanlagen und Gärten.
Raumplanungsarchiv
NSL Archiv (gta)
Sammlung im Archiv gta der ETH Zürich zur Raumplanung Schweiz.