parts of giant conurbations; self-sufficient suburban sectors Urban Patterns (focused on their own independent CBD) Edge cities downtowns” “Suburban Garreau Edge Cities 4.The place is known as a single end destination (the 1. The area must have more than five million square feet of place "has it all;" entertainment, shopping, recreation, Urban office space (about the space of a good-sized downtown) etc.) 2. The must include over 600,000 square feet of retail 5.The area must not have been anything like a "city" 30 space (the size of a large regional shopping mall) ago (cow pastures would have been nice) 3.The population must rise every morning and drop every afternoon ( there are more jobs than homes) downtowns” “Suburban Unit Notable Geographers Briefly explain their theory Importance of model and further notes C.D. Harris Peripheral Edge City Similar to edge cities/urban realms, edge cities connected Urban by transportation route (loop, beltway etc) Griffin-Ford Model of Latin American City Upper class/Commercial Spine Geography Market in the center of town with a mall Squatter settlements on periphery Land Use in Old colonial port EG. Manila, Jakarta, Lumpur. T. G. McGee Southeast Asian cities. 1967 cities surrounded by a new commercial district with no Western commercial Zone and Alien (Asian ) formal CBD. commercial zone Urban Urban/Development Peter Mann UK City Concentric Circles and Sectors Unit7: Urban Unit Notable Geographers Briefly explain theory Importance of and further notes Haram DeBlij Model of Subsaharan African city Urban Urban Edward Ullman Ullman’s Conceptual Frame: proposed that trade was an interaction based on three phenomena: Geography complementarity, intervening opportunities, and transferability of commodities.
Urban Patterns parts of giant conurbations; self-sufficient suburban sectors (focused on their own independent CBD) Edge cities “Suburban downtowns” Garreau Urban Edge Cities 1. The area must have more than five million square feet of office space (about the space of a good-sized downtown) 2. The must include over 600,000 square feet of retail space (the size of a large regional shopping mall) 3.The population must rise every morning and drop every afternoon ( there are more jobs than homes) 4.The place is known as a single end destination (the place "has it all;" entertainment, shopping, recreation, etc.) 5.The area must not have been anything like a "city" 30 ago (cow pastures would have been nice) “Suburban downtowns” Unit Notable Geographers Briefly explain their theory Importance of model and further notes Unit7: Urban Geography C.D. Harris Urban Peripheral Edge City Similar to edge cities/urban realms, edge cities connected by transportation route (loop, beltway etc) Griffin-Ford Model of Latin American City Upper class/Commercial Spine Market in the center of town with a mall Squatter settlements on periphery T. G. McGee 1967 Urban/Development Land Use in Southeast Asian cities. Old colonial port cities surrounded by a new commercial district with no formal CBD. EG. Manila, Jakarta, Lumpur. Western commercial Zone and Alien (Asian ) commercial zone Peter Mann Urban UK City Concentric Circles and Sectors Unit Notable Geographers Briefly explain theory Importance of and further notes Urban Geography Haram DeBlij Urban Model of Subsaharan African city Edward Ullman Ullman’s Conceptual Frame: proposed that trade was an interaction based on three phenomena: complementarity, intervening opportunities, and transferability of commodities.
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