This interview in G+L Magazine explores the 15-minute city model, highlighting its potential to create inclusive, sustainable urban environments. The article addresses how this model can […]
This article from Urban Cycling Institute draws a poetic parallel between Paul McCartney’s music and Carlos Moreno’s urban vision, exploring how both foster human connection—one through melody, the […]
In this Garten Landschaf interview, Carlos Moreno discusses the origins and evolution of the 15-minute city concept—a sustainable, human-centered urban model. He emphasizes the need for a cultural shift to […]
Dans cette interview parue dans Mutations 5, Carlos Moreno revient sur le concept de la « Ville du quart d’heure » : une approche urbaine qui répond aux […]
Carlos Moreno will be participating in an academic meeting with professors from the Faculty of Administrative Sciences and members of the APICE Laboratory at the Escuela Politécnica Nacional […]
The article critiques the exclusivity of existing 15-minute cities, highlighting how service workers often can’t afford to live where they work. It argues for building more such neighborhoods and ensuring […]
The article emphasizes the role of proximity and resilience (« proxilience ») in urban planning to build sustainable, inclusive, and crisis-resilient cities, highlighting local services, citizen participation, and territorial circular economies.
