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Scientific Program

Thursday 27 June 2024

08:30-09:30

09:30-11:00

11:00-11:30

11:30-13:30

13:30-14:30

14:30-16:30

16:30-17:00

17:30-19:00

19:30

Room: Main Hall

Registration

Plenary III: Building bridges: the value of research-based practice
Tim Stonor and Yolanda Barnes
Session Chair:Ed Parham

Tea & Coffee

Architecture and Complex Buildings
Session Chair:
Walid Samir

[42]The network of spatial co-awareness: Modelling public and private interfaces in buildings using elderly care facilities as an example
Xiaoming Li

[171]Analysis of factors influencing the distribution of pedestrian flow in multilevel public health centres
Jinguang Xiao
ONLINE

[122]Verticality in Urban Spaces: Analysing Seating Preferences and the Spatial Network Understanding patterns of spatial accessibility, visibility characteristics, and occupancy of multilevel public seating spaces.
Anjanaa Srikanth
ONLINE

[168]Architectural Narratives of Political Power: Space, Power, and National Identity of Indian Parliaments
Neha Bhalerao
ONLINE

[221] Gambling on Visibility - A study on the spatial configuration of a casino and its revenue generators
Rita Estephan

Lunch

Architecture and Complex Buildings
Session Chair:
Chrystala Psathiti

[11] Evaluating and Expanding Hillier’s Mean Local Choice: The Need for a New Measure of Quantitative Spatial Description
Chenyang Li

[28] Constraints on the city: how convergent evolution can improve our understanding of urban development
Stan Holley

[189] The Syntactic Evolution of Traditional Agricultural Structures: A Case Study of Cukurova
Fırat Ali Fırat
ONLINE

[283] Spatial Mediation: The reconfiguration of long-term building layouts by short-term exhibition layouts
Livia Nobrega
ONLINE

[146]Hot-desking Organisational Culture and Changes in Social Interaction
Sonia Sasi Stephen
ONLINE

Tea & Coffee

Informal Sessions
Poster Session

Conference Night Party & Dinner

Room: A125A

Registration

Tea & Coffee

Urban Design and Planning
Session Chair:
Frixos Petrou

[12] Accessibility potential of the spatial grid: A Space Syntax analysis of the urban centres of Dhaka
Md. Muktadir Rahman
ONLINE

[194]Sorting pandemic habits by travel distance, spatial accessibility, and socioeconomic status. A multivariate clustering approach
Chen Feng
ONLINE

[140] Solving conflicts: The use of quantitative analyses to enable collaboration between stakeholders in a high-speed railway project
Job van Eldijk

[153] Upgrading the spatial organization in the railway station area of the old city: The case of Shanghai Railway Station
Yijiang Zhu

[76]Urban square design from space syntax analysis: The case of Wuyi Square in Changsha
Sheng Song

Lunch

Urban Design and Planning
Session Chair:
Mariam Shulqamy

[116] Optimizing Public Electric Vehicle Charging Station Placement Using Multi-Source Big Data: The Case Study of Shanghai, China
Siyuan Shui
ONLINE

[159] Towards a Configurational Multimodal Urban Network Model: A Data-Driven Approach to Public Transport Modelling
Flavia Lopes

[162] Exploration of generative design of urban spatial structure based on Stable diffusion
Dian Yu

[46]A Territorial-Configurational Index to evaluate seismic spatial vulnerability in urban-regional settings: Integrating network configuration and redundancy to risk
Diego Altafini

[105] Site Context of the Parliament Building in European Capitals
Ermal Shpuza
ONLINE

Tea & Coffee

Informal Sessions
Poster Session

Conference Night Party & Dinner

Room: A110&111

Registration

Tea & Coffee

Space and Society
Session Chair:
Ioanna Stavroulaki

[18] The Syntax of Traditional Qatari Courtyard Houses
Heba Tannous

[226] City change; measuring goal completion of urban interventions in Stockholm Understanding effects of urban development projects in Stockholm 2012-2019
Lukas Ljungqvist

[296]Little worlds gathered. A morphological study of film locations in “The Naked City” and “The Long Goodbye”
Julie Zook

[167]Autism moods and Domestic space
Pelagia Kavvalou

[186] Cognition-Relevant Vertical Spatial Morphological Characteristics in Traditional Mountain Villages Validated through a Virtual Reality Experiment:The case of Wang Lu village in Taihang Mountain Region in Northern China
Sinan Yuan

Lunch

Space and Society
Session Chair:
Rafaella Christodoulou

[111] Analysis of the Relationship between Robbery, Snatch and Theft Crime and Urban Space Based on Space Syntax: A case study of Huangpu District, Shanghai
Gengchen Yang
ONLINE

[23] Syntactic analysis of crime pattern in urban street: A study on two thanas of Dhaka cityMd. Muktadir Rahman
ONLINE

[249] Exploring Spatial Crime Impedance to highlight risky places: A Space Syntax-based Environmental Approach to Security
Valerio Cutini

[124] Public Space as a field of Urban Segregation: Bridging Macro and Micro Perspectives in comparative Urban Research
Rafaela Christodoulou

[301] Building a segregated metropolis: A proposal for measurement in the Metropolitan Area of Concepción, Chile.
Daniela Villouta
ONLINE

Tea & Coffee

Informal Sessions
Poster Session

Conference Night Party & Dinner

Room: A112

Registration

Tea & Coffee

Spacial Cognition
Session Chair:
Simon Gareth

[39] Beyond depth cues: Lighting and visual complexity as factors in navigation
Hugo Loydell

[66] Effects of the Visual Quality of Street-level Greenness on Movement Decisions
Yuanyuan Wu

[182] EXPLORING THE LINKAGE BETWEEN SPACE SYNTAX AND VISUAL IMPRESSION OF ARCHITECTURAL SPACES: A case study of the Japanese streetscapes during moments of “Oku”
Stephen Law

130] Macro-scale Urban Spatial Openness Index (USOI) predicting the perceived density of various urban morphologies.
Dafna Fisher-Gewirtzman

[246] Interpreting the Configuration of Micro-Urban Environments: Isovist-based vs Visibility Graph analyses for Estimating Pedestrian Flows
Federico Mara

Lunch

Spatial Cognition
Session Chair:
Jason Giraud

[32] Accessibility Evaluation of Open Space in Three-dimensional Urban Design from Humanistic Perspective: A Case Study of Pazhou West District, Guangzhou
Yue Ma
ONLINE

[118] A Quantitative Evaluation System for Pedestrian Landscape Based on Spatial Syntax and Semantic Segmentation: The case of Suzhou River Landscape
Zhiwei Li
ONLINE

[133] A wayfinding study of outbound passengers in metro interchange hubs based on space syntax Case study of Xujiahui station in Shanghai.
Maojun Zhai
ONLINE

[191] The effect of “grid” vs. “star” route design on wayfinding
Dafna Fisher-Gewirtzman

[255] Does Time Matter? Temporal Dynamics and Configurational Hierarchy in Pedestrian Movement
Federico Mara

Tea & Coffee

Informal Sessions
Poster Session

Conference Night Party & Dinner

Room: A 09

Registration

Tea & Coffee

Methodological Developments
Session Chair:
Alice Vialard

[291] A-PageRank Clustering: Spatial Structure Analysis Based on Space Syntax and Graph Analytics
Gang Zhao

[232] Decoding Tehran: Exploring Spatial Configuration, Clusters, and types
Sepehr Zhand

[256] Investigating a route choice behaviour in an indoor environment with many path alternatives:A case study in a standard school building typology
Ekaterina Fuchkina

[45] Climate-driven differences on urban configuration: A Space Syntax analysis comparing Mediterranean and Saharan urban settlements in Algeria
Diego Altafini

[112] The weak ties that bind a city: ‘to see bridges where others see holes’
Valerio Cutini

Lunch

Urban Economics and Land Use
Session Chair:
Lars Marcus

[120] The spatial logic of office buildings’ economic benefits: A case study of Xicheng district in Beijing
Qiang Sheng

[192] Future Valuation and City Growth: Exploring Land Potential with GIS and Space Syntaxbr
Fırat Ali Fırat
ONLINE

[131] Spatial mismatch analysis of population density within cities based on space syntax: The case of Shanghai,China
Peiru Wu
ONLINE

[253] The Configuration of Spatial Cultures in the Neighbourhoods of Post-Socialist Tirana
Blerta Dino
ONLINE

[48] Understanding the Interplay of Morphology, Centrality, and Diversity in Explaining the Longevity of British High Streets.
Kimon Krenz

Tea & Coffee

Informal Sessions
Poster Session

Conference Night Party & Dinner

Informal Session Info