15-MINUTE CITY CONCEPT AS A SUSTAINABLE URBAN DEVELOPMENT ALTERNATIVE: A BRIEF OUTLINE OF CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORKS AND SLOVAK CITIES AS A CASE
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| author | MOCAK, PETER MATLOVICOVA, KVETOSLAVA MATLOVIC, RENE PENZES, JANOS PACHURA, PIOTR MISHRA, PRABUDDH K. KOSTILNIKOVA, KATARINA DEMKOVA, MICHAELA |
| author_facet | MOCAK, PETER MATLOVICOVA, KVETOSLAVA MATLOVIC, RENE PENZES, JANOS PACHURA, PIOTR MISHRA, PRABUDDH K. KOSTILNIKOVA, KATARINA DEMKOVA, MICHAELA |
| contents | <p>In this review article, we intend to initiate a discussion on the possibilities of implementing the 15-minute city concept (FMC) in Slovak cities. Our research motivation is the relatively high potential of the idea to contribute to solving current problems of sustainable urban development to strengthen cities‘ resilience. It is not only about coping with the impacts of the COVID 19 pandemic but also about the need for synergy of mitigation and adaptation measures in the context of climate change and the transition to a low- to the zero-carbon development paradigm. Last but not least, it can be pointed out that the 15-minute city model will also contribute to reducing inequalities between different parts of cities, which is one of the consequences of poorly regulated suburbanization processes. The paper is structured in several parts. In the introductory section, we look for common features of the concept and its theoretical framework within various traditions and paradigms of geographical thought. We then analyse its basic functions and dimensions that are considered when planning this concept in the current conditions of urban life. We also address specific applications in world metropolises while pointing out that the concept is not rigid and can still be adapted to local natural, historical, socio-economic conditions and intraurban structures. In the last section, we present the first examples of implementing the 15-minute city ideas in Slovak cities.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | 15-MINUTE CITY CONCEPT AS A SUSTAINABLE URBAN DEVELOPMENT ALTERNATIVE: A BRIEF OUTLINE OF CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORKS AND SLOVAK CITIES AS A CASE MOCAK, PETER MATLOVICOVA, KVETOSLAVA MATLOVIC, RENE PENZES, JANOS PACHURA, PIOTR MISHRA, PRABUDDH K. KOSTILNIKOVA, KATARINA DEMKOVA, MICHAELA The 15-minute city concept (FMC), intraurban structures, walkability, resilience, urban life planning, Slovak cities, sustainability <p>In this review article, we intend to initiate a discussion on the possibilities of implementing the 15-minute city concept (FMC) in Slovak cities. Our research motivation is the relatively high potential of the idea to contribute to solving current problems of sustainable urban development to strengthen cities‘ resilience. It is not only about coping with the impacts of the COVID 19 pandemic but also about the need for synergy of mitigation and adaptation measures in the context of climate change and the transition to a low- to the zero-carbon development paradigm. Last but not least, it can be pointed out that the 15-minute city model will also contribute to reducing inequalities between different parts of cities, which is one of the consequences of poorly regulated suburbanization processes. The paper is structured in several parts. In the introductory section, we look for common features of the concept and its theoretical framework within various traditions and paradigms of geographical thought. We then analyse its basic functions and dimensions that are considered when planning this concept in the current conditions of urban life. We also address specific applications in world metropolises while pointing out that the concept is not rigid and can still be adapted to local natural, historical, socio-economic conditions and intraurban structures. In the last section, we present the first examples of implementing the 15-minute city ideas in Slovak cities.</p> |
| title | 15-MINUTE CITY CONCEPT AS A SUSTAINABLE URBAN DEVELOPMENT ALTERNATIVE: A BRIEF OUTLINE OF CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORKS AND SLOVAK CITIES AS A CASE |
| topic | The 15-minute city concept (FMC), intraurban structures, walkability, resilience, urban life planning, Slovak cities, sustainability |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20107103 |