Active mobility, heritage regeneration and tourism in the 15-Minute City

We offer advanced expertise in spatial analysis, universal accessibility for people with reduced mobility (PRM), active mobility, and managing the socio-spatial impacts of tourism and regeneration in dense, historic urban districts. We look to contribute to real-world living labs and implementation-oriented urban pilots. We are fully equipped to significantly contribute to work packages focusing on:

1. Spatial and accessibility diagnostics: GIS mapping, urban morphology analysis, and universal accessibility to identify physical and socio-spatial barriers to active mobility.

2. Socio-spatial impact assessment: monitoring and evaluating how pedestrianization, tactical urbanism, and proximity-based interventions alter local commercial fabrics and community demographics.

3. Heritage-led circularity: designing adaptive reuse strategies for built heritage that support localized, circular urban economies and prevent the touristification of historic centers.

4. Co-creation and citizen science: facilitating participatory workshops and using mixed-methods (combining quantitative spatial data with qualitative resident feedback) to ensure co-designed urban interventions reflect community needs.