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    The 15-minute city concept proposes that residents should be able to access most of their daily needs within a 15-minute walk or bike ride from their homes. This includes amenities like grocery stores, parks, schools, and healthcare. The principles of a 15-minute city focus on proximity, density, diversity, and ubiquity of amenities. Implementing 15-minute cities could provide benefits like reduced pollution, improved health, and increased socialization. Some challenges include accommodating jobs, companies, and infrastructure changes. Examples of cities implementing aspects of 15-minute planning include Paris, Barcelona, Portland, Melbourne, and Ottawa.

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    The 15-minute city concept proposes that residents should be able to access most of their daily needs within a 15-minute walk or bike ride from their homes. This includes amenities like grocery stores, parks, schools, and healthcare. The principles of a 15-minute city focus on proximity, density, diversity, and ubiquity of amenities. Implementing 15-minute cities could provide benefits like reduced pollution, improved health, and increased socialization. Some challenges include accommodating jobs, companies, and infrastructure changes. Examples of cities implementing aspects of 15-minute planning include Paris, Barcelona, Portland, Melbourne, and Ottawa.

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    The 15-minute city concept proposes that residents should be able to access most of their daily needs within a 15-minute walk or bike ride from their homes. This includes amenities like grocery stores, parks, schools, and healthcare. The principles of a 15-minute city focus on proximity, density, diversity, and ubiquity of amenities. Implementing 15-minute cities could provide benefits like reduced pollution, improved health, and increased socialization. Some challenges include accommodating jobs, companies, and infrastructure changes. Examples of cities implementing aspects of 15-minute planning include Paris, Barcelona, Portland, Melbourne, and Ottawa.

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    15-Minute City

    Lisbeth Martínez
    CLLC
    December 23, 2022
    Content
    What is a 15-minute city?

    Carlos Moreno

    Principles of 15-minute city

    Benefits

    Challenges

    Examples

    References
    Figure 1: “15-minute city” – how do we get there? (Postaria, 2021)
    15-Minute City

    The residents of a city should be


    able to access their basic needs such
    as food, health care, work, schools,
    green spaces, etc.

    Figure 2: 15-Minute City concept by Carlos Moreno wins Obel Award 2021 (
    Crook, 2021).
    Figure 3: Defining the 15-minute city (Duany & Steuteville, 2021).
    Carlos Moreno

    “I decided that as a researcher my role is to go


    beyond the latest paradigm, which led me to conclude
    that a ‘Smart City’ in itself is not the solution.” (
    Kucharek, J., 2021).

    Figure 4: Carlos Moreno: 15 minutes to save the world (Kucharek, 2021).


    Principles 15-minute city

    Proximity: availability of amenities.

    Density: optimal number of individuals.

    Diversity: mixed land.

    Ubiquity: diverse amenities.

    Figure 5: Principles of a 15-minute city. (C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group, 2020).
    Benefits

    Environment and socialization

    Less pollution

    Health

    Figure 6: The 15-Minute Paris (Crook, 2021).


    Challenges

    Jobs.

    Companies.

    Infrastructure.

    Figure 7: Mobility In A '15-Minute City' (Dungs, 2021).


    Examples
    Portland, Oregon. Barcelona, Spain

    Figure 8: Portland, Oregon, shines on the pacific rim: 6 reasons the Rose
    City lives well (Calnan, n. d.).

    Figure 9: Part of Barcelona’s Eixample district (Marchello74, 2020).


    Melbourne, Australia

    Ottawa, Canada

    Figure 10: Melbourne, Sydney among world’s most liveable cities (


    Bertuleit, 2019).

    Figure 11: Ottawa, Canada (Sahr, 2022).


    Paris, France

    Figure 12: Extreme air pollution (Lusina, 2022).

    Figure 13: Paris Air Pollution Has Reached a Critical Level (Armstrong, 2016).
    Conclusion

    The 15 minute city project is one of many that have been created to help the environment. It
    seeks to create a space where residents can find what they need to live without having to move
    far.

    This project is effective in helping to reduce air pollution and increase the quality of life for
    residents. All this makes it an option to consider in most cities for a better quality of life.
    References
    Armstrong, M. (December 9, 2016). Paris air pollution has reached a critical level [Photograph]. Statista.
    https://www.statista.com/chart/7152/paris-air-pollution-has-reached-a-critical-level/

    Bertuleit, A. (September 5, 2019). Melbourne, Sydney among world’s most liveable cities [Photograph]. Government News.
    https://www.governmentnews.com.au/melbourne-sydney-among-worlds-most-liveable-cities/

    C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group. (July, 2020). How to build back better with a 15-minute city. C40 Knowledge Hub.
    https://www.c40knowledgehub.org/s/article/How-to-build-back-better-with-a-15-minute-city?language=en_US

    Calnan, A. (n. d.). Portland, Oregon, shines on the pacific rim: 6 reasons the Rose City lives well [Photograph]. Traveler Marriot.
    https://traveler.marriott.com/tips-and-trends/what-to-do-downtown-portland/

    Crook, L. (October 26, 2021). 15-Minute City concept by Carlos Moreno wins Obel Award 2021. Dezeen.
    https://www.dezeen.com/2021/10/26/15-minute-city-carlos-moreno-obel-award/

    Chow, A. ( February 14, 2022). Time to think 15-minute cities for health and equity. National Collaborating Centre for Environmental Health.
    https://ncceh.ca/content/blog/time-think-15-minute-cities-health-and-equity

    Duany, A., & Steuteville, R. (February 8, 2021). Defining the 15-minute city. CNU Public Square.
    https://www.cnu.org/publicsquare/2021/02/08/defining-15-minute-city
    DeSandoli, E. (February 2021). Complete streets in the 15-minute city. The Centre for Active Transportation.
    https://www.completestreetsforcanada.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Complete-Streets-and-the-15-Minute-City.pdf

    Dungs, J. (March 3, 2021). Mobility In A '15-Minute City' – Think of it like water from the tap [Photograph]. Forbes.
    https://www.forbes.com/sites/jenniferdungs/2021/03/03/mobility-in-a-15-minute-city--think-of-it-like-water-from-the-tap/?sh=38be13873ac4

    Kucharek, J. (December 16, 2021). Carlos Moreno: 15 minutes to save the world. RIBA Journal.
    https://www.ribaj.com/culture/profile-carlos-moreno-15-minute-city-obel-award-planning

    Lusina, A. (April 7, 2022). What famous photo spots would look like with extreme air pollution [Photograph]. Peta Pixel.
    https://petapixel.com/2022/04/07/what-famous-photo-spots-would-look-like-with-extreme-air-pollution/

    Marchello74 (December 15, 2020). Part of Barcelona’s Eixample district [Photograph]. The Conversation.
    https://theconversation.com/sustainable-cities-after-covid-19-are-barcelona-style-green-zones-the-answer-150774

    Ní-Chúláin, A., & Davlashyan, N. (September 17, 2021). What is a '15-minute city' and how will it change how we live, work and socialise? Euro News.
    https://www.euronews.com/next/2021/09/16/what-are-15-minute-cities-and-how-will-they-change-how-we-live-work-and-socialise

    Overstreet, K. (March 22, 2022). When Paris eliminates cars, will other cities follow suit? [Photograph]. Arch Daily.
    https://www.archdaily.com/978811/when-paris-eliminates-cars-will-other-cities-follow-suit

    Postaria, R. (November 5, 2021). “15-minute city” – how do we get there? Cities Forum.
    https://www.citiesforum.org/news/15-minute-city/

    Sahr, R. (May 11, 2022). Ottawa, Canada [Photograph]. World Atlas.


    https://www.worldatlas.com/cities/ottawa-canada.html

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