The article from Folha de S.Paulo highlights the idea that purely residential neighborhoods are outdated. It presents arguments for integrating housing, work, and leisure within walkable distances—an […]
In the interview titled “A cidade é para as pessoas” published by VEJA, Carlos Moreno discusses the origins and implementation of the 15-minute city concept. He emphasizes the need for […]
This article discusses the importance of transforming cities into active cities to improve public health, based on WHO recommendations. It highlights how current urban designs—characterized […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
“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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