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Ernest Griffin and Larry Ford created the model in 1980
They blended the traditional elements of their Latin American culture with the forces of globalization.
Factories that would be useful to the college town aspect
Many towns based on this model have factories such as:
Industrial Park
Combines elements of Latin American culture and globalization by combining radial sectors and concentric zones
Zone of Situ Accrestion
Industrial Park
The "bad' or poor side of town with low-income residents
The people have insufficient structure and not many sanitation pros
Zone of Maturity
These areas pop up around the model often in these areas
Disamenity
Periferico
Periferico
People are in transition in this area
Mix of middle class and squatters
Zone of Maturity
Middle-class that will grow into the elite society
The buildings are often mixed... some are squatter and some are middle-class
Part of the "inner-city"
The education district...
Good infrastructure and nice homes
...Young professionals come into this area and it contains the common attractions such as:
Zone of Maturity
Zone of Situ Accrestion
Gated communities and luxuries are located here
Middle Class Residential
Elite Residential
Think of:
Middle Class Residential
The families with middle incomes live here
Public libraries, day cares, and local markets are found here
Elite Residential
The other luxuries are in this area
Things such as:
... Leading to the idea of the Latin American City Model
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