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Devrions-nous changer nos habitudes d'usage et de consommation d'habitations ?

Philippe Thalmann
2026

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Avec une croissance démographique positive en Suisse (env. +100K résidents / an), nous allons bientôt arriver à 10 M d’habitants : devrions-nous changer nos habitudes d’usage et de consommation d’habitations pour héberger cette population tout en décarbonant rapidement le parc de logements et en minimisant l'utilisation de ressources. La réponse, c'est plus d'efficacité, surtout en termes d'utilisation du parc des bâtiments existants.

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