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 […]
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.
The article from Folha de S.Paulo highlights the idea that purely residential neighborhoods are outdated.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 […]
