This week we learn how Space Syntax can contribute to social safe experiences of urban space. Point of focus are intervisibility, unconstituded and isovist analysis. For example "Living in areas segregated from a main street, people tend to hide their entrance to their homes"

This week van Nes shows how to use Space Syntax to study global and local connectivity. With examples of UK case studies, we analyze the ring roads and the consequences on long-term urban development.

Seminair 1/Week 1

Akkelies van Nes introduces Space Syntax , a tool we're using for analysing. Point of focus topological (the direction change), geometric (angular choice) and metric distance.