Zurich has decided: what follows the yes vote on high-rise rules?

The cityscape and clear limits should receive stronger protection reaches 27 percent with 56 votes.

Quality, public space and climate will become more binding reaches 26 percent with 55 votes.

High-rises remain possible, but only with transparent conditions reaches 24 percent with 51 votes.

Zurich will later need more room again for densification reaches 23 percent with 49 votes.

Consistently protect sensitive neighbourhoods and maximum heights reaches 18 percent with 38 votes.

Make ecology, ventilation and public space binding requirements reaches 13 percent with 27 votes.

Seek a balanced trade-off for each location reaches 18 percent with 37 votes.

Use moderate additional height where it creates good neighbourhoods reaches 27 percent with 56 votes.

Clearly prioritise housing and building density reaches 25 percent with 53 votes.

Specialist authorities should apply the rules project by project reaches 31 percent with 65 votes.

The city should disclose projects early and involve neighbourhoods reaches 36 percent with 77 votes.

Major projects need more binding public participation reaches 33 percent with 69 votes.

No, the public vote already sets the direction sufficiently reaches 32 percent with 68 votes.

Yes, housing, public space and the cityscape should be reviewed transparently reaches 68 percent with 143 votes.