Integration through city space-formUsing space syntax, traffic modelling and geoprocessing tools forevaluating new urban developments [PDF]
, 2008 New boroughs are continuously being built in Brasilia, Brazilis Capital City. The paper deals with the performance of such boroughs concerning sociospatial segregation. A comparison is made between two proposals for a new borough to the West of the North
V. Medeiros, F. de Holanda, A. Barros
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The walkable environment: a systematic review through the lens of Space Syntax as an integrated approach [PDF]
Purpose – This study reviews research applying Space Syntax, in conjunction with other methodologies, to explore walkability and socio-spatial relations in urban environments, with a particular emphasis on moderate and low-density city centers.
Askarizad, Reza +4 more
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What syntax does not know: movement triggers beyond integration [PDF]
, 2013 Space syntax is generally geared towards identifying syntactic features in spatial layouts and predicting human usage patterns from configurations. From a psychological perspective it appears unlikely that people directly perceive such configurational ...
Langenfeld, Vincent +3 more
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Structure or: Does Space Syntax Need to Radically Extend Its Theory of Spatial Configuration? [PDF]
, 2019 The paper first shows, through examples, that ‘structure’ is a problem in space syntax, though not an obvious one. It then examines the current syntactic concept of four space types, and suggests that through definition and repetition we can derive ...
Hillier, W
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To Go With the Flows or to Flow With the Nodes? An Exploration of ‘post-disciplinary’ Theories of Movement in Space Syntax and Mobilities Research [PDF]
, 2017 All too often the dialogue between space syntax and the social sciences pits space against society. For this reason the recent ‘mobilities’ turn in urban studies – stimulated by John Urry’s key (2007) text Mobilities – presents space syntax research with
Griffiths, S
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Space Syntax Theory in Tourism Studies: A Scoping Review
SAGE OpenSpace syntax offers powerful tools for analyzing tourism-related spatial configuration. Tourism, in turn, provides distinctive contexts that can extend the scope of the theory.
Ziye Shang, Chen Zhao, Anning Cai
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Modelling bikeability; Space syntax based measures applied in examining speeds and flows of bicycling in Gothenburg [PDF]
, 2017 For numerous reasons related to energy demand, emissions, public health as well as liveable and attractive cities, a frequently stated aim in contemporary discussions on urban development is to increase amount and modal share of bicycling.
Gil, Jorge, +4 more
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Walkability and walking for transport: characterizing the built environment using space syntax. [PDF]
Int J Behav Nutr Phys Act, 2016 Koohsari MJ +4 more
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