Ich habe das Gefühl, dass Bürgersteige in Dänemark praktisch immer wie das obere Bild aussehen (selbst auf Bildern aus den 1940er Jahren oder früher, daher wurde diese Designentscheidung schon vor langer Zeit getroffen). Große Platten mit kleineren rechteckigen Steinen dazwischen. Mit Ausnahme von Odene, das diese gelblichen Ziegel verwendet. Warum?
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most Danish cities keep the classic three-zone slab-plus-setts because it is tough, cheap to maintain, and forgiving in winter. Odense deliberately uses yellow clay pavers in many streets to express local brick heritage, enable tight geometry and utility access, and create a recognizable city identity while still meeting durability needs.
That’s a rather long story actually. But it’s called Odense-klinker, or more commonly hasle-klinker
Theres actually been attempts to replace them, because they are rather expensive, but everytime it causes a big outroar so they end up not doing it
It’s because they hate rollerskates and people who have difficulty walking in most Danish cities.
Also, some people thinks it looks better white the Chausse stones in the middle, and those people run the parks and roads administration in lots of cities