Say hello to our new home online: spatiotempo.eu.
Our website brings together the key information about the project, its partners and the latest news. We invite you to explore it, learn more about what we do and follow our progress as we investigate how time-sensitive urban planning can help create fairer, more caring and more inclusive 15-minute cities.
What you will find on the website
The website is organised into four main sections, so you can quickly find what you are looking for:
- About: Find out more about SPATIOTEMPO’s aims, objectives and research approach. This section explains why time matters for urban planning and introduces our three cases: Barcelona, Bolzano and Vienna.
- Partners: Get to know the seven organisations behind SPATIOTEMPO, based in Austria, Italy and Spain. Our consortium combines academic expertise, municipal experience and knowledge of time policies to connect research with local practice and explore new approaches to urban planning.
- Resources: Looking for project materials? Here you will find publications, briefs, presentations and useful links. As our work progresses, we will keep adding research outputs to share what we learn and make our work accessible to everyone.
- News: Follow the latest SPATIOTEMPO updates, including project developments, activities, events, publications and other news. We will use this section to share our most relevant updates and keep you informed about what is happening throughout the project. You can also subscribe to our newsletter to receive occasional updates on our research, events and publications.
Stay connected with SPATIOTEMPO
Our website is more than a place to find information about the project. It is a space to follow our progress, explore the knowledge and resources we develop, and stay informed about the ideas and activities shaping our work.
As SPATIOTEMPO moves forward, we look forward to sharing new insights and activities with you. Take a look around, read our updates and stay connected.
Visit us at spatiotempo.eu and join us in exploring how bringing time into urban planning can help create more caring, accessible and liveable cities.