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Overview About History and Development of Vauban
- Military usage from 1937 until 1992
- Intermezzo and time to create ideas
- The barracks: What you can see still today
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The Planning Processes
- How ideas become a concept
- From the conclusion of the common council up to the realisation
- Urban ideas compettition and developement plan
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The Participation
- The expansioned participation
- The user-friendly working-groups
- The traffic concept, created by citizens
- Self-ruling government: The 'Center for Citizens' and the 'Movement of Citizens'
- Social management – About cultural events and how to handle conflicts
- Participation during the planning-process of green spaces
- A story of success: The market-place
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Environmental Standards
- Solar energy plant
- Low energy buildings
- Passive houses and plus-passive houses
- A car reduced pilot district
- Environmental friendly materials using for constructions
- Block heat and power plant, fired by wood chips
- Green roofs
- Rainwater infiltration and usage
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The High Level of Living-Quality
- Intensive communication between neighbours
- Focussing a child-friendly and a family-friendly living
- Where street spaces become part of the living-room
- District of short distances
- The childrens adventure farm
- Youngsters and old people living together
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Natural Formation of the Green Spaces
- Protection of species
- Special biotope: the village creek
- Living among the nature
- Urbane gardening – the very famous activity
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Transformation of Vauban's Experiences
- The Evaluation by the University of Aachen
- How Freiburg is using the positive Experiences of Vauban
- Responce in other Cities
– Go to the prices and offers of this tour
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Extra: The Heliotrope
- The first plus energy house worldwide
- Generate more energy than consume
- Rotatable according to the state of the sun
The Heliotrope can be reached by a short walk of about 8 minutes. It is possible to visit nearby, but only from the outside, as the building is inhabited. In addition, a total of 30 minutes must be estimated for the heliotrope. At least a total of 2 hours should therefore be planned for the whole Vauban leadership.
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