In this episode of Future Forward, Seyi and Reza explore the concept of the 15-minute city, discussing its historical context, the impact of urban planning on community, and the importance of social equity in urban development. They highlight the challenges of implementing such cities and emphasize the need for strategic foresight in designing future urban environments that prioritize human scale and accessibility.
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00:00
Introduction to Future Forward and 15-Minute Cities
02:06
Historical Context of Urban Design
09:01
The Impact of the Industrial Revolution on Cities
16:37
The 15-Minute City Concept and Its Benefits
23:39
Challenges and Implementation of 15-Minute Cities
29:25
Strategic Foresight for Future Urban Planning
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