Cities worldwide have declared aspirations to become “10, 15, or 20-minute cities.” This
goal is often part of a strategy to reduce emissions and achieve sustainable and healthy …

The outbreak of the Coronavirus during the first months of 2020 completely reshaped urban
lives because of the need to limit the spread of the disease and ensure essential services to …

Cities accessible in 15 minutes represent a new possibility for reorganizing the urban
system (times, spaces and activities) to try to respond to many current challenges, including …

The literature review presented in this paper represents a part of a wider research focused
on the elderly quality of life within urban environments and aimed at designing innovative …

In terms of residual physical activities suitable for most elderly individuals, walking is also
the favoured form of mobility in this group, in particular for those aged 75 and over. For this …

Contemporary cities require excellent walking conditions to support human physical activity,
increase humans' well-being, reduce traffic, and create a healthy urban environment …

The emergency of COVID-19 changed the face of our cities, preventing most of the urban
activities, limiting travels on large, medium and short distances and drastically reducing the …

International programs have shown that implementing people-and-climate oriented cities
goes through two processes in physical contexts:(i) urban regeneration of the existing city …

Urban regeneration processes represent an opportunity to pursue a sustainable city model.
From a sustainable city perspective, the contribution to the redesign of public spaces and …

The global Covid-19 pandemic has reshaped lives and activities, especially in urban areas:
national and regional authorities have had to react promptly to limit the spread of the …