Some cities are already thinking about how they might change when the pandemic is over. Paris is experimenting with the idea of a 15-minute city – decentralised, mini-hubs where everything […]
The city must do more to address this imbalance in access, by creating local and regional nodes for employment, shopping, and leisure in the North and West Zones, such as […]
« Urban life and proximity at the time of covid-19 »
Author: Carlos Moreno
Publisher: Editions de l’Observatoire
Collection « And then? »
Multilingual version: French, English, Spanish, Italian and Portuguese
With climate change […]
If we’re all happy at home, living in our 15-minute neighbourhoods, can CBDs survive, asks David Rudlin?
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The ’15-minute city’ is a collection of largely self-sufficient neighborhoods where services, jobs, and amenities are within walking and cycling distance. read more
A Flemish plan to introduce so-called 15-minute neighbourhoods, where everything one needs on a daily basis is within 15 minutes’ reach, is looking to follow on from other cities across […]
Hidalgo’s “15-minute city” is a strong break with traditional modern urbanism. Her vision is boldly mixed-use, with employment, commercial, social and cultural activities all existing in close proximity to […]
