Walkable, connected, and accessible neighborhoods are becoming a key goal for cities worldwide. But making the 15-minute city concept work in low-density suburban areas, where services are spread out, and public transport is limited, remains a challenge. Over the past three years, the DREAMS project  has explored this question across six European cities (Budapest, Brussels, Munich region, Paris, Utrecht, and Vienna).
As the project comes to a close, DREAMS  is bringing its findings to Munich and inviting researchers, city representatives, practitioners, and local stakeholders to join the conversation.
On 21 October, we will host a symposium to present lessons learned and practical experiences, and to discuss how to create more inclusive and accessible neighborhoods. On 22 October, our training day will offer hands-on experience with the tools, methods, and business models developed through the project.
Participants will gain practical knowledge, exchange ideas with experts and peers, and explore approaches tested across six urban contexts.
We hope you will join us!

ELIGIBILITY: Applications are welcome from individuals engaged in research or practice related to mobility, accessibility, outskirts development, or urban planning. Participation is free of charge.
APPLICATION PROCESS: Applications should be submitted via email to ana.caixeta@tum.de by 31 August 2026. Please include your full name, affiliated organization, field of research or practice, and a short motivational paragraph explaining your interest in the event.
NOTE: Participation is free. Please be aware that travel and accommodation expenses will not be covered.
Participants who attend the Symposium and Training Day will receive certificates of participation.
Further information about the DREAMS project is available at
dreams.mobyome.at.

What does it actually mean to build cities around everyday life?

​Join a free webinar exploring the realities, opportunities, and challenges behind the 15-Minute City concept and what it takes to move from theory into practice across different urban contexts worldwide.

​The idea of the 15-Minute City has sparked global conversations in urban planning, mobility, and public policy. But beyond the headlines and debates, how can proximity-centered planning genuinely improve daily life in cities? And what happens when we try to apply these ideas across different urban, suburban, and even rural contexts around the world?

​In this free webinar co-organised by All Things Urban and UMX (Urban Mobility Explained) by EIT Urban Mobility, we’ll explore the evolution of the 15-Minute City concept, its practical implementation, and the latest research around accessibility, proximity, and urban mobility.

​The session will combine foundational insights with fresh international research, real-world examples, and reflections on how cities can become more accessible, inclusive, and connected through better planning and mobility systems.

Register in this link.