In his new book, 'The 15-Minute City,' Carlos Moreno explains how Paris has radically transformed—and how the proximity concept is growing globally.

Paris is using the 15-minute city as part of a broader strategy to reduce the number of cars and amount of air pollution, says François Croquette, the city's director for climate and ecology.

The historic development of cities such as London, Paris, Philadelphia and Savannah reflect the ideas of the 15-minute city that we see urbanists discussing today.

The "15-minute City" is an urban planning concept where your main daily needs are a close walk, bike or transit ride from home. It could also help limit global warming, but it faces major obstacles.

Paris was one of the early-adopters of the concept of a '15-minute city' which has been strongly championed by city mayor Anne Hidalgo - but what exactly are they and how is the idea working out ...

Paris and Milan are among the cities closest to reaching the urban planning goal of being a “15-minute city,” while car-dependent metropolises in the United States and elsewhere lag behind, a ...

PARIS: Paris and Milan are among the cities closest to reaching the urban planning goal of being a 15-minute city, while car-dependent metropolises in the United States and elsewhere lag behind, a ...

Paris was already reworking some of its historic neighborhoods to follow the 15-minute precepts. Other cities around the world, including some in the United States, were talking about it.

The “15-minute city” is what used to be known, simply, as “a city”. And yet somehow this simple, familiar concept — the idea that residents might be able to reach most of their amenities ...

Paris and Milan are among the cities closest to reaching the urban planning goal of being a "15-minute city", while car-dependent metropolises in the United States and elsewhere lag behind, a ...

PARIS, France — Paris and Milan are among the cities closest to reaching the urban planning goal of being a "15-minute city," while car-dependent metropolises in the United States and elsewhere ...