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The evolution of space syntax over the past two decades: evidence from China
Journal of Asian Architecture and Building EngineeringChina is one of the most researched countries in space syntax. However, the application of the theory in China remains relatively unfamiliar to the international academic community.
Dexin Meng, Jinquan Zhang
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SAGE Open, 2020 Spatial and spatio-visual analysis are space syntax analysis techniques that examine spatial configuration with graphs and numeric data. This study is based on spatial and spatio-visual analyses of traditional residences and comparison of these analyses.
Ender Şen, Mine Baran
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, 2022 This paper introduces a new way to perform space syntax analyses using Prolog, a Logic Programming language concerned with Artificial Intelligence. Developed in the 1970’s to process natural languages, Prolog can deal easily with simple declarations of facts like the connection (or permeability) between convex spaces or axial lines.
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, 2018 Many people see American cities as a radical departure in the history of town planning because of their planned nature based on the geometrical division of the land. However, other cities of the world also began as planned towns with geometric layouts so American cities are not unique.
Major M.D., Dalton R.C.
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An investigation of the relation of space to society: a discussion on A. Giddens, H. Lefebvre and space syntax [PDF]
, 2003 This thesis is dealing with the relation of society and space as a main characteristic for elucidating the design process. More particular is based on the problem which appears both in spatial and social theories of relating entities which ‘are in ...
Mavridou, M.
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Bulletin of the History of Archaeology, 1998 The purpose of this study is to apply "…a new theory of space syntax developed by architects..." to the analysis of "…Zuni settlements occupied between the Spanish Entrado of 1540 and the 1980s" (p. xiii).
Jonathan E. Reyman
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, 2021 The Space syntax emerged in mid 1980s both as a theory of spatial and social systems and method that allows the research of these phenomena offering an understanding of the built environment and social processes. The term refers to the space as a system of syntactic relations, and syntax as a set of rules that determines the way certain elements are ...
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Roman Ostia: space syntax and the domestication of space [PDF]
, 2008 Ostia, Rome’s harbour city, offers one of the few archaeological sites where the full complexity of Roman urban life can be investigated. Despite wide-ranging scholarly interest in Ostia’s built environment, the city’s spatial organisation has not previously received much attention.
Posluschny, A. [Hrsg.] +2 more
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‘To know is to know one’s geometry’ [Elektronisk resurs] : Reflections on the problem of inference in space syntax from the viewpoint of a human geographer [PDF]
, 2015 This paper reflects upon the theory and method of space syntax from the perspective of the discipline of human geography. It does so in order to address the question: what is problematic about space syntax from a social scientific point of view?
Westin, Sara,
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Markov-Chain based centralities and Space Syntax’ Angular Analysis: an initial overview and application [PDF]
, 2022 Centrality measures of Integration and Choice have performed a crucial role for Space Syntax in depicting complex relations among form, function, and movement within cities.
Poloni F. +4 more
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