Cities accessible in 15 minutes represent a new possibility for reorganizing the urban
system (times, spaces and activities) to try to respond to many current challenges, including …

Recent trends in urban policies are rediscovering a new focus on different urban life models
that exclude the obsolete vehicle model and lead to renewed attention on the proximity …

The concept of the 15-minute city is receiving increasing attention, both in planning practices
and in the academic literature, especially now that the pandemic has made evident the need …

In a globally connected world and increasingly smart cities, the demand for living in a
physical neighborhood where one can walk and cycle among familiar people and a variety …

In recent years, the concept of proximity has gathered significant attention and the best-
known model dealing with this concept is Carlos Moreno's 15-minute city, where citizens can …

Accessibility and Walkability represent, today, some of the most striking challenges
contemporary cities are facing, particularly in light of the goals from UN Agenda 2030, aimed …

Many academics, urban planners and policymakers subscribe to the benefits of
implementing the concept of the 15-Minute City (FMC) in metropolises across the globe …

This Covid-19 pandemic has put a strain on many developed world global cities, especially
those with high population densities and high level of connectivity; European cities such as …

Effective transportation planning necessitates the consideration of all road network users
and their needs. Towards this goal, the integration of accessibility in planning and the …

The paper presents a GIS-based approach that can help practitioners in assessing
pedestrian accessibility in urban areas, with a focus on accessibility to public transport stops …