Editor’s Notes: 15-Minute City Reality
2021-06-22
When we first moved to this medium-sized city in the heart of Sweden four years ago, I remember quickly remarking on how incredibly walkable our life had become. FromContinue Reading
Snapshots of Walkability in Malmö
2021-05-04
We love spending time in Malmö & appreciating its walkability. Every city has room to improve but we truly view this southern Swedish city as a laboratoryContinue Reading
20 Minute City: Malmö
2021-03-28
Malmö is Sweden’s third largest city and fits the profile of a ’20 minute city’ well. Within the city itself, neighborhoods and various city quarters are easilyContinue Reading
Living the 15 Minute City
2021-03-14
The concept of a 15 or 20 minute city is central at Pedestrian Space as we are living it. The concept of a 15 or 20 minute cityContinue Reading
15 Minute City: Mobility Survey Update
2021-03-12
Our first ‘City Mobility’ Survey focuses on Örebro, a medium sized city in the heart of Sweden. We launched the survey last month & will be workingContinue Reading
Existing 15/20 Minute Cities & Neighborhoods
2021-03-12
Many cities across the world are looking to the 15 minute city concept to inspire a new chapter of planning, which we find very exciting for development and focusContinue Reading
Örebro City Movement Questionnaire
2021-02-11
We moved to this city in Autumn 2018 and I almost immediately began to appreciate the fact that I could walk about 15 minutes (often less) toContinue Reading
15 Minute City: Örebro
2021-01-27
In the ‘Background’ section of this website, I share a bit on what led to my interest in cities, urbanism, walkability & pedestrian developments. I also shareContinue Reading
Project O_city
2021-01-23
Contributor: Beatrice Foresti Instagram @beaforesti O_city is a university project regarding sustainable cities and communities. We are a group of Master Communication Design students at Politecnico diContinue Reading
Focus on 15 & 20 Minute City Concepts
2021-01-18
The “15 minute city” rose in public awareness in 2020. Put simply, the idea is that residents of a city can reach all essential services and amenitiesContinue Reading