By Anar Salayev, San Diego Correspondent at Pedestrian Space Kensington Kensington is a streetcar suburb that was founded in 1910. A small pocket on the eastern edgeContinue Reading
I view Örebro as a textbook example of a ’15 minute city’ but was curious to hear others’ perceptions as well as other inhabitants’ perceived distance fromContinue Reading
One of the main criticisms or concerns we hear and read about concerning the ’15 minute city’ are about issues of inclusivity and access. This is whereContinue Reading
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
