Carlos Moreno

Carlos Moreno, professeur et urbaniste, explique son concept révolutionnaire de la « ville du quart d'heure », qui prône la proximité et la mixité pour mieux vivre en milieu urbain. Il aborde l'héritage de Le Corbusier et les dysfonctionnements liés à la dépendance automobile. La pandémie a révélé l'importance des services de proximité, tandis que le concept vise à redynamiser les espaces urbains face aux enjeux écologiques. Moreno évoque également des exemples de mise en œuvre dans diverses villes et les défis tels que la gentrification.

Carlos Moreno, the visionary behind the 15-Minute City concept, shares his ideas on creating interconnected communities where everything is within a short walk or bike ride. He discusses urban accessibility and its potential to combat climate change. Carol Mithers, author of Rethinking Rescue, highlights the importance of supporting pet owners, especially in low-income areas, to keep families together with their beloved pets. Lori Weise, known as the Dog Lady, advocates for innovative rescue approaches that focus on human-animal bonds, emphasizing empathy in animal welfare.

Carlos Moreno, an urban planner championing the '15-minute city' concept, envisions cities where all essential services are just a short walk away. He critiques traditional urban layouts that contribute to long commutes and stress. Moreno shares innovative ideas for redesigning urban spaces to prioritize human needs, aiming for sustainability and increased community participation. He highlights examples like Paris, showcasing how rethinking urban planning can significantly improve quality of life and reduce pollution.