Weststrasse in Zurich: once a central transit axis, today a neighborhood street with a speed limit of 30 km/h. For more than 30 years, all north-south traffic was directed through the city of Zurich, primarily along the narrow Weststrasse in District 3. With the opening of the West Bypass in 2009, the neighborhood was freed from through traffic. Weststrasse shed its nickname "Exhaust of the Nation" and now exists as a meeting zone where people cycle and walk. Zurich photographer Corina Fluhmann has documented this transformation process since 2007. Weststrasse is neither a sober photographic long-term documentation nor a colorful street photo book. Rather, this artist's book is a precise depiction of Zurich's sociodemography. It portrays men, women, children, young and old, Swiss citizens and individuals of foreign origin.