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Title: Urban Patterns


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Urban Patterns
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Defining Urban Settlements
  • Get out a sheet of paper.
  • Write a definition for city.
  • Draw a city.
  • Get with a group of 3-4 and come up with a
    comprehensive definition.
  • Read Defining a City background.

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  • Complete the Percentage Graph
  • Which region had the largest, most consistent
    increase?
  • Which region had the largest percentage change?
  • Which region is likely to experience the fastest
    growth in urbanization in the next period? The
    slowest?

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  • Examine the Top 10 Lists provided
  • Which cities appear multiple times?
  • Which cities appear only later?
  • Which cities drop out?
  • What regions of the world are the most/least
    represented?
  • Draw a line on your map separating the MDCs and
    LDCs. Think Wallerstein.
  • Place the megacities on the map.
  • Count the number of megacities located on each
    side of the line.

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Effects of Rapid Urbanization
  • Squatter Settlements
  • Favellas (Brazil), Barung-Barong (Philippines),
    Gecekondu (Turkey), Bastee (India)
  • Explain the statement
  • Many residents in LDCs lead rural-like lifestyles
    even though they live in massive urban areas.

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Big Idea
  • What is the difference in saying
  • MDCs have the highest percentage of ppl in urban
    areas.
  • LDCs have the largest population living in urban
    areas.
  • 75 vs 40
  • 8/10 megacities are in LDCs

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Urban AreasDistribution of Services People
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Central Business District
  • Shops in CBD high threshold, long range, serve
    CBD workers
  • Need lots of ppl dept stores
  • High-order expensive, specialized jewelry
    tourist attractions
  • Worker oriented sells office supplies, shoe
    repair, dry cleaning, food
  • Will also find producer services? agglomeration
    for improved communication

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Central Business District
  • Most of these services have now moved to the
    suburbs (higher income, more ppl)
  • Trying to revitalize like European shopping areas
    w/ car-free streets covered walkways
  • Small area high concentration high
    competition high land value ()
  • Intensive land use
  • Many services excluded b/c cant afford land cost

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Central Business District
  • Intensive Land Use
  • Skyscrapers, underground cities, subways
  • Utility lines all underground

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Central Business District
  • Skyscrapers
  • Distinct skylines
  • 1st in Chicago (now a contest for tourism- Dubai)
  • Probs
  • Block sunlight/air currents (NEED artificial now)
  • Wind tunnels outside
  • Traffic congestion (more ppl per sq. mile
    working)
  • Levels
  • Offices at top (lower rent)
  • Shops, hotels, food at bottom (higher rent)

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Central Business District
  • Manufacturing gets kicked out
  • High cost, little space
  • Buildings left behind are retooled (new offices,
    tourist sites? Baltimore, Liverpool)
  • Residents get kicked out
  • High cost, not family oriented
  • Ppl who do live there are often childless young
  • Euro is opposite
  • Want to live near historic district
  • Old wealthy, cultural areas still in center

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Suburbanization
  • Consumer services follow ppl (customers)
  • Most service providers concentrate
  • Supermarkets, shopping malls, lg parking lots
  • Near major highway intersections
  • Manufacturing follows cheap land/truck access
  • No city traffic, free parking
  • Probs
  • Lower status workers w/o car cannot utilize
    public transportation

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Terms to know by Friday!
  • Spend the remainder of the period defining these
    terms on a separate sheet of paper
  • Zoning Laws
  • Redlining
  • Blockbusting
  • Commercialization
  • Gentrification
  • Teardowns/McMansions
  • New Urbanism
  • Urbicide
  • Spaces of Consumption

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Redlining
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New Urbanism
Seaside, Florida
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Gentrification
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Gentrification
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Gentrification
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Gentrification
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  • http//safeshare.tv/v/wAsBta25OGQ

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Teardowns/ McMansions
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Urban ModelsGROUP TIME!!!
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Urban Model Posters
  • Geographer, Date (context)
  • Image- all parts labeled
  • Minimum 5 points/details
  • Pros/cons
  • Compare/contrast
  • Explanation of particularities

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