Claudia Landerer, Viva Robenhausen
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Claudia.

  1. Who are you and what do you do
    when you're not being interviewed for the neighbourhood association?

    I'm Claudia:
    a retired GP with heart and soul,
    and right now I put 100 hours a year
    into our heart project, Viva.

  2. Complete the sentence:
    “Robehuuse is, for me, ...”

    home.
    I've lived here for 44 years
    and I'm still meeting mega-cool people.

  3. What's your favourite place in Robehuuse –
    and why exactly there?

    At home in my garden.
    It's the magnet
    for lots of children and encounters.

  4. Hand on heart:
    What sometimes gets on your nerves about Robehuuse?

    People who tend to keep their distance
    and have been here forever.

  5. You get 10,000 francs and have to spend it all on Robehuuse.
    What do you do with it?

    Invest all of it in the Robehuuse community
    for even more togetherness.

  6. What's something you're really good at
    that almost nobody knows about you?

    Inspiring people
    and bringing them together for something.

  7. What would someone wake you up for in the middle of the night?

    For a medical emergency.

  8. Are you team dog, cat, elephant or unicorn?

    Team human.

  9. Which well-known person would you like to have a coffee with
    on Rössliplatz –
    and what would you talk about?

    Nothing comes to mind right now.

  10. Why Viva?

    Because I wanted to do something together.
    The part of the house was listed for sale,
    then lots of conversations and ideas followed.
    At some point the idea of an Alters-WG came up.
    While jogging I met Dani Müller,
    we got talking and he was all in.
    So a lot of puzzle pieces came together –
    we were able to inspire Lisa, Matthias and Silvia as well,
    and make the project happen.

  11. Who from Robehuuse should we interview next,
    and why?

    Heidi Demuth and Martin Wunderli.