Urban Structure - Irregular Pattern Model

Irregular pattern model is an arrangement of Public space that characterizes the stage of "Transition from village to city" especially in Third World. This urban model is due to lack of planning or construction and illegal without a specific order. This urban model is very suitable for ancient cities, particularly in Africa, South America or Asia and some few places in Europe.

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