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A model is defined as a simplified structure of reality, an organized principle, a synthesis of idea or a mental construct in which an actual life situation may fit in (Timmermans, 2000). Analysis of urban areas, structure of cities, urban activities and their linkages at the level of individual city has witnessed, over the years a number of improved models (Carter, 1975, Ayeni, 1979; Wegner 2001). These are the ecological/economic competition model, spatial interaction models, urban activity pattern and activity system models, spatial behavioural and microbehavioural models. The paper is viewed within the urban activity pattern and activity system models, spatial behavioural model, and microbehavioural model. These models were reviewed as a precursor to the proposed model the model of Urban Neighbourhood Activity Centers.

A Model of Urban Infrastructural Planning in a Traditional African City: A Case Study of Ilorin, Nigeria