Le Temps de Genève – La clé de la durabilité? La proximité – March 2025
L’article de Le Temps explore le concept de la « ville du quart d’heure », qui vise à rapprocher les services essentiels des habitants pour limiter les déplacements […]
Cities Today – Why the 15-Minute City Continues to Inspire Municipal Leaders – October 2024
Carlos Moreno is featured in an article by Cities Today, where he discusses the resilience and evolution of the 15-minute city concept. Despite facing social media backlash, this […]
La Tribune – OPINION. « Le quartier de La Défense, à l’épreuve d’une réaffirmation de l’ambition nationale » – February 2025
Carlos Moreno, aux côtés de Jean-Christophe Fromantin et Didier Chabaud, analyse la crise immobilière qui frappe le quartier d’affaires de La Défense. Avec 700 000 m² de bureaux […]
Taylor & Francis – Assessing accessibility of cultural sites through the 15-minute city framework in Seoul – February 2025
This study analyzes Seoul’s cultural and heritage site accessibility using the 15-minute city framework. GIS mapping reveals spatial disparities: central sites lack transit and walkability, while peripheral areas struggle with […]
Economist – What can the world’s most walkable cities teach other places? – February 2025
“walkable” cities—sometimes called “15-minute cities”—offer everything that locals need within a small radius. A study published recently in Nature Cities, a journal, shows which places do this best.”
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Olson Homes – In Town Living Magazine – February 2025
This article explores the concept of the 15-Minute City, as explained by Carlos Moreno. It details the four key principles—Ecology, Proximity, Solidarity, and Participation—that […]
Georgetown Americas Institute – Trump y aranceles al acero y al aluminio. Elecciones en Ecuador. Ciudades caminables y América Latina (Podcast) –
Carlos Moreno joins the “Y esto no es todo” podcast to discuss the importance of listening to citizens’ concerns, particularly regarding security, health, and employment. He advocates for […]