Urban Patterns
Published on Nov 20, 2015
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
CONCENTRIC ZONE MODEL
DEVELOPED IN 1924 BY ERNEST BURGESS
VERSATILE AND GENERAL, POSSIBLY TOO GENEAL
FOUND SIMILAR IN CHICAGO, VERY USEFUL
SECTOR MODEL
DEVELOPED IN THE 1930s BY HOMER HOYT
SIMPLE SECTORS, POSSIBLY TOO SPECIFIC
DEVELOPED BASED ON CHICAGO
MULTIPLE NUCLEI MODEL
DEVELOPED IN 1945 BY CHAUNCY HARRIS AND EDWARD ULMAN
VERY SPECIFIC, BUT NOT VERY VERSATILE
A LESS-BASIC FORM IS FOUND IN CHICAGO
GRIFFIN-FORD MODEL
DEVELOPED IN 1980 BY ERNEST GRIFFIN AND LARRY FORD
ROUND AND VERSATILE, BUT SPECIFIC AT THE SAME TIME
ODDLY SPACED IF COMPARED TO AMERICAN CITIES
DE BLIJ MODEL
CREATED BY HARM DE BLIJ
VERSATILE AND SIMPLE, BUT TOO GENERAL
DOESNT WORK WITH AMERICAN CITIES BECAUSE ITS BASED ON AFRICA
MCGEE MODEL
CREATED IN 1967 BY T.G. MCGEE
SPECIFIC AND ORIGINAL
SHAPE IS ODD AND COULD AFFECT VERSATILITY
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