Can the 15-Minute City Climb? Rethinking Urban Equity in the Hills of Busan

The Spaniards take half an hour to move from their home to their job. It is one of the conclusions advanced by the director of Mobility City, Jaime Armengol, of the VI Observatory of Sustainable Mobility of the Ibercaja Foundation 2025 in the III Edition Intelligent and Sustainable Mobility, organized by the Iberian Press, El Periódico de España and active with the sponsorship of Mobility City - Fundación Ibercaja, Iberdrola and Moeve, where it …

Can the 15-Minute City Climb? Rethinking Urban Equity in the Hills of Busan

As one of the world’s densest and most topographically complex cities, Busan is putting Carlos Moreno’s “15-minute city” theory to the test—with steep slopes, aging neighborhoods, and shifting demographics demanding an urban model that moves beyond the flat maps of Paris.When Carlos Moreno, the French-Colombian urbanist behind the global “15-minute city” movement, returned to Busan last week, he wasn’t just revisiting a city. He was confronting …