In Florianópolis, Carlos Moreno presented the « 15-Minute City » concept, highlighting the benefits of accessible services, reduced car use, and healthier urban living. Local mayors and urban leaders supported […]
Carlos Moreno emphasizes proximity and densification as essential principles for shaping sustainable cities. Using Córdoba as a case study, he critiques urban sprawl and proposes a human-centered model […]
The article explores the rise of Civic Hubs in Rome—self-managed, community-driven spaces tackling urban inequality where traditional welfare has receded. These hubs provide localized services and foster solidarity, […]
Carlos Moreno interviendra au Festival International de Géographie (FIG) à Saint-Dié-des-Vosges le 3 octobre, une ville au riche passé urbanistique. Il y abordera la transition des modèles urbains […]
As more people choose to age in the communities they know and love, cities must evolve to support inclusive, accessible, and intergenerational living. In a recent interview, Professor Carlos Moreno—the […]
This piece draws insightful comparisons between Paris and Pontevedra, showcasing how both cities—despite their vast differences in size—are driving urban innovation. […]
In this in-depth interview, the application of the « 15-minute city » concept is discussed in the context of urban regeneration. It explores how cities like Paris, Shanghai, Bogotá, and […]
