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By: Javier Tobon and James Ebersold Latin American Cities By: Javier Tobon and James Ebersold

How It Is Arranged Latin American cities are built up around a core central business district. Out of that district comes a commercial spine that is surrounded by elite housing. These areas are then surrounded by three concentric zones of housing that decrease in quality as one moves away from the CBD. Colonial law required cities to be built in a grid pattern around a center plaza Housing closer to the plaza was occupied by higher members of the society Housing farther away was occupied by the lower class

Migration and Sectors Around this same time, Latin American cities also experienced in-migration from the countryside and high birth rates as the poor tried to move closer to cities for work. This resulted in the development of squatter settlements on the edge of many cities. After the CBD the next most dominant part of Latin American cities is the commercial spine that is surrounded by residential developments for the most elite and wealthy people in the city. The spine itself is considered an extension of the CBD and it is home to many commercial and industrial applications. The elite residential sector is where nearly all of the city's professionally built houses are and the upper class and upper middle class live in these regions.

Bibliography http://ars.els-cdn.com/content/image/1-s2.0-S0264275109001425-gr5.jpg "Latin American Cities Influenced by Colonial Architecture." About.com Education. N.p., n.d. Web. 26 Apr. 2016.