The 15-minute city concept was introduced as a post-COVID strategy to support more
sustainable recovery from the pandemic and develop complete, climate-sensitive, and …

Despite extensive urban infrastructure development, a shortage of community resources and
amenities, particularly for physical activity, remains pervasive in high-density Chinese cities …

minute community life circle focuses on residents' daily needs and aligns with “people-
oriented” planning. However, the personalized needs of residents have been ignored in …

The “x-minute city” concept gained attention within the global urban discourse on post-
pandemic cities. Recently, numerous cities have shifted their attention from considering the x …

Abstract the pandemic and the post-pandemic scenarios pose the question of a radical
transformation of cities based on criteria of diversity, density, and proximity to foster …

With the rapid expansion of cities, the construction of 15-minute communities has become
an important way to improve the urban living environment and enhance the quality of life of …

The pandemic and the environmental crisis raise the question of a radical transformation of
cities to foster inclusion, sustainability, participation, and quality of life. The 15-minute city …

In times of rapid urban expansion, urgent demand for housing and simultaneously efforts to
minimise the use of urban land are competing objectives. The concept of large housing …

Pedestrian permeability is a key aspect of the accessibility of urban environments. In
particular, high permeability increases the walkability of cities, which is advocated by …

The concept of the “x-minute city” emphasises connected, mixed-use, and functionally dense
urban areas where residents can access most daily necessities within a short walk or bike …