The article explores Carlos Moreno’s concept of the 15-minute city, an urban planning model designed to create cities where essential services are accessible within a 15-minute walk or bike ride. Moreno addresses misconceptions about the concept, clarifying that it isn’t anti-car but aims to prioritize sustainable mobility and reduce carbon emissions. The discussion includes the implementation of this model in Paris and its relevance to global urban challenges like climate change, emphasizing the need for a shift towards human-centric urban development.
