Von Thünen Model for Use of Land I was posted on year 2008 on this blog.
Let's call this Von Thünen Model for Use of Land II

Agropolis – Petropolis – Ecopolis

This is called Burgess - Urban Structure - Concentric Zone Model: Ernest Burgess based his city model on 1920's Chicago. In this model, the city grows out from the CBD in a ring patter. (Source:Models To Know) But I however think that von Thünen Model for Use of Land is the original reference behind this model.

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Models To Know

Creating regenerative Cities by Herbert Girardet is an interesting article. (5.3.2015) This article describes
Metropolitan Adelaide, with a population of over a million people, has become a global leader in initiating regenerative urban development:

Efficient use of energy

Make efficient energy use by all sectors a key focus of urban planning and management
Modify building codes to make resource-efficient building practice the norm
Create energy sufficiency standards to limit per capita energy consumption

"Solar city" development

Introduce feed-in tariffs for renewable energy, enabling owners to sell electricity to the grid at preferential rates
Support renewable energy development as an important new manufacturing industry

Water security

"Waterproof" cities by encouraging water efficiency and rainwater collection in households and businesses
Make wastewater recycling and reuse a central plank of water policy

Zero waste

Develop new industries for processing organic wastes into soil-enhancing materials
Implement policies for the cost-effective reprocessing of all technical wastes
Use zero-waste policy to create new green businesses and jobs

Local food

Encourage local peri-urban food production for local markets
Encourage farmers’ markets and community-supported agriculture

Sustainable transport

Create new pedestrian zones wherever possible
Create a comprehensive network of dedicated cycle lanes across cities
Encourage public transport by improving its attractiveness, frequency, and flexibility
Stimulate development of new electric- and fuel-cell vehicle technology
Encourage car-sharing as a key feature of urban transport

Nature and the city

Encourage tree planting for biodiversity and soil erosion control in and around the city
Make carbon sequestration a key aspect of peri-urban tree planting
Develop initiatives to help restore forests in remoter areas

Green business

Boost green business by effective use of government procurement
Encourage resource efficiency in all businesses
Create “green business incubators” across the city

A culture of restorative urbanization

Ensure that it is addressed through education, the media, and public events
Ensure that all citizens have a stake in restorative development
Produce regular reports on implementation of eco-restoration policies and practices (Source: Girardet Creating regenerative Cities)