What is the one-minute city concept that Sweden is experimenting with?


By AGENCY
  • Living
  • Friday, 06 Aug 2021

The one-minute city gives citizens the opportunity to choose how they want to use their street or neighbourhood. Photo: AFP

The one-minute city is an experimental urban model that is currently being tested in Stockholm. Based on the idea of the 15-minute city, the concept reimagines urban space at a hyper-local level and involves the citizen in their environment.

Just as we were getting used to the concept of the 15-minute city, now Swedes are experimenting with the one-minute city. Unlike the 15-minute city, the idea here is not to meet all the needs of a community within a one-minute radius.

Rather, it is to give the inhabitants of a neighbourhood, or even a street, the choice of how to use the urban space.

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