Human-centred urban mobility for livable 15-minute cities

We focus on the human experience of mobility in 15-minute cities, with emphasis on livability, wellbeing, and access to blue-green infrastructure. The opportunity combines mobility data, behavioural modelling, and environmental quality indicators to understand how urban form influences daily movement patterns and quality of life. Special attention is given to walking, cycling, and micro-mobility, as well as access to parks, rivers, and recreational spaces. The research supports urban transitions that prioritise health, comfort, and livability, offering evidence-based recommendations for designing human-centred neighbourhoods aligned with sustainability goals.