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Space syntax sets out from the premise that the spatial layout or organization of buildings and settlements can be studied meaningfully and systematically, typically in a comparative manner, through their simplified representation as topological networks. This means that the constituent spatial entities, e.g.
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Space syntax sets out from the premise that the spatial layout or organization of buildings and settlements can be studied meaningfully and systematically, typically in a comparative manner, through their simplified representation as topological networks. This means that the constituent spatial entities, e.g.
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Space Syntax, Theory and Techniques
2018This chapter provides an overview of Space Syntax theory and its associated analytical techniques, four of which are used in later chapters to examine various arguments about Modern architecture.
Michael J. Ostwald, Michael J. Dawes
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Space Syntax And Spatial Cognition
Environment and Behavior, 2003Space syntax research has found that spatial configuration alone explains a substantial proportion of the variance between aggregate human movement rates in different locations in both urban and building interior space. Although it seems possible to explain how people move on the basis of these analyses, the question of why they move this way has ...
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Space Syntax in Theory and Practice
2014In the past three decades the space syntax method, developed by Bill Hillier and his colleagues at the University College London, have been applied to urban studies. This method consists of calculating configurative spatial relationships in built environments. In urban analyses, according to Hillier, space syntax is four things. Firstly, it is a way to
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The Space Syntax of Intelligible Communities
2016Cities are complex human artifacts organized to be legible. Their legibility directly affects how easily we can explore them and how effectively we can find our way to specific destinations. Legibility, however, is deeply linked to other kinds of functionality, specifically the distribution of movement and co-presence over public space, and the ...
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Space Syntax and Pervasive Systems
2010In this paper we describe our novel use of space syntax for the design and development of pervasive systems. Pervasive systems are computer systems that are designed to be “invisible” to users because they are designed to blend in with their environment and become part of the fabric of everyday life.
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