Bruno, M., Monteiro Melo, H.P., Campanelli, B. et al. A universal framework for inclusive 15-minute cities. Nat Cities

Objective:

• Merge theoretical accessibility designs with the quest for the 15-minute city to understand how optimally placed amenities can improve local accessibility

Case:

• Core cities

Methodology:

• Accessibility index to services
• Inequality: Gini

Data Source

• City boundary: GHSL
• POI: OSM
• Population: worldpop
• Time: OSRM

Findings:

• Accessibility is not a currency equally distributed in the population, with a centric structure of cities or polycentric one in some notable cases (i.e. Barcelona and Paris)

• Cities with bad average accessibility are also more unequal; city centers have better access to services than peripheral areas

• 15-minute city paradigm is suitable for relatively compact city

Coding Reference:

• Not applicable