3.3 Changing cities part 1

• Aardrijkskunde
• Middelbare school
• havo, vwo
• Leerjaar 2

3.3 Changing cities PT 1

How is the pattern of a city changing?

Hongkong

Degree of urbanisation

The percentage of the population living in cities

Poor countries: low ?

Rich countries: high ?

Work, study, family, services

Peace, space, environment, green, more child-friendly, possible by car

Moving between city and countryside

Western countries: 19th century urbanisation, now suburbanisation and re-urbanisation

Non-Western countries: now urbanisation

Re-urbanisation

City

Countryside

Suburbanisation

Urbanisation

Developing countries: Urbanisation

Developed countries: Suburbanisation

Urbanisation / Settlement surplus in the Primate City

Structure and change in a western city

Model of a modern Western city

Old residential areas

high population density

Many immigrants and African Americans

Low income groups

An American city: New York

Clear CBD

Gentrification

old dilapidated (shabby / run down) houses are renovated and then inhabited by wealthier citizens

What does this mean for the original inhabitants?

00:01

Wat zie je vaak in de binnenstad?

1. Nieuwe gebouwen
2. Kerk
3. Plein
4. Brede straten

00:13

Industriële revolutie

1. Minder werkgelegenheid voor mensen
2. Politieke onrust
3. Economische vooruitgang
4. Economische achtergang

00:59

Wat is het verschil tussen deze twee wijken?

01:45

Noem 1 push-factor van een CBD
Noem 1 pull-factor van een CBD

02:30

Wat is Gentrificatie?

Homework

Make 3, 4 and 5