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 […]
“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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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 […]
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 […]
A survey in New Zealand confirms that the 15-minute city concept accurately reflects public preferences for travel time, regardless of the transport mode.
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La commune de Labège, en périphérie de Toulouse, se prépare à une transformation majeure en adoptant le concept de la Ville du Quart d’Heure, développé par Carlos Moreno. Avec l’arrivée […]
Carlos Moreno has contributed a chapter titled “De la ville insensible à la ville vivante : la révolution de la proximité, une démarche du sensible” to this collective work. The […]
