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Professor Dr. Scient. Akkelies van Nes jobber ved institutt for Byggfag, på Høgskolen i Vestlandet i Bergen.
van Nes er en ledende internasjonal Space Syntax ekspert. Hun ledet den 5th International Space Syntax Symposium som ble holdt på TU-Delft i 2005 (SpaceSyntax2005 (tudelft.nl)) og er leder for den 13. internasjonale Syntax Symposium i Bergen i 2022 (13th International Space Syntax Symposium - Western Norway University of Applied Sciences (hvl.no)). Hun ledet også den første internasjonale online space syntax PhD kongressen i juni 2021, host HVL (1st International Space Syntax Phd Conference 21 June 2021 - Western Norway University of Applied Sciences (hvl.no))
Van Nes har ledet og deltatt i flere internasjonale forskningsprosjekter knyttet til mobilitet og nettverkstrukturer, som å forske på forholdet mellom by-rom og energibruk for transport, by-rom og kriminalitet i nabolag, gateliv, bysentre og økonomisk utvikling, bruk av space syntax i byfornyelse, og utvikler teorier om forholdet mellom strukturene på byrom og bærekraftige transportformer. Kjernen i hennes forskningsaktiviteter er å utvikle og anvende ulike romlige analyseverktøy på bygde miljøer på forskjellige skalaer og teste dem på ulike sosioøkonomiske data, resultater fra annen forskning og energidata. For mer info: Space syntax i Norge - Høgskulen på Vestlandet (hvl.no)
van nes har vært involvert i følgende EU -finansierte prosjekter: RUFUS (rural future networks 2008-2012, NODES (New Tools for Design and Operation of Urban Transport Interchanges) 2012-2016 og SPACERGY (Space-Energy pattern for smart energy infrastructures, community reciprocities & related governance) 2016-2019.
van Nes utvikler og anvender space syntax i flere ulike disipliner, som for eksempel arkeologi, arkitektur, by geografi, by-sosiologi, eiendomsutvikling, kriminologi, strategisk planlegging, urbanisme, og vei- og gate bygging. Hun anvender space syntax både i forskning, i undervisning og i planleggingspraksis.
Aktuelle forskningstema:
Theory and method development of space syntax. Lenke: Sustainability | Special Issue : Space Syntax and the Sustainable City: Theory, Methods and Applications (mdpi.com)
Aktuelle undervisningsaktiviteter:
Ny lærebok om space syntax metoden. Lenke: https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-030-59140-3
Nylige konsulent oppdrag:
Bruk av space syntax i fortettingsstrategier for Bergen Kommune. Lenke: Sustainability | Free Full-Text | A Scientific Approach to the Densification Debate in Bergen Centre in Norway (mdpi.com)
- BYG130 Transformasjon av byområder
- MOA 256 Vitenskapsteori og metoder
- MOA272 By- og tettstedsplanlegging
- MOA300 Masteroppgaven
- Utvikling og tilpassing av Space Syntax metoden (hjemmeside)
- Utvikling av stedsanalyser
- Levende og trygge nabolag og byområder
- Utvikling av by-teorier
- De fysiske forutsetninger for bærekraftige byer
- Gå- og sykkelbyen
- Fortetting i urbane områder
- Sentrumsutvikling og vei- og gate utbygging
- Transformasjon av urbane områder
Arealfag (hjemmeside)
Space Syntax i Norge (hjemmeside)
Publikasjonar
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Cultural heritage attractors: does spatial configuration matter? Applications of macro-and micro-spatial configurative analysis in the historic urban area of Rome
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Track 2. The City is an Object & A City is in Transition
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Investigating the spatial network of playgrounds during covid-19 based on a space syntax analysis case study: 10 playgrounds in Delft, the Netherlands
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Hvordan GIS-baserte analyser kan gi nyttig kunnskap til krevende planprosesser for fortetting
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Discovering the Axial Lines of Bunus River as a Social Network in Kampong Bharu using Space Syntax Analysis
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The Nordic Network of Urban Morphology (NNUM) – Urban form research in Scandinavia.
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Spatial and social segregation in Bergen. Spatial and social analyses of the neighbourhoods Laksevåg and Sandviken
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The natural route choice of bicyclists in Urban areas. Snail-trailing bicyclists in Bergen centre
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Strategies for sustainable densification along new light rail stops. Option testing with space syntax at Skjoldskiftet in Bergen, Norway
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The problem of implementing sustainable mobility means in average sized Norwegian Towns. Spatial analyses of Notodden and Førde
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Evaluating the state of Transit-Oreinted Development in Norway. The Node-Place-Design model and Form Syntax applied in the InterCity-Triangle in the Oslo Fjord Region
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Revitalisation of Mosterhamn. Spatial strategies for improving and old coastal village in Western Norway
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Densification and urban transformation with space syntax. A feasibility study for the Slettebakken neighbourhood in Bergen, Norway
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Applying space syntax in strategic planning of Grimstad town in Norway. A feasibility study
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Strategies for densification of Longyearbyen. Spatial, morphological, geological, and social analyses of the arctic town Longyearbyen in Norway
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Using space syntax to access accessibility of multi urban hubs and seamless mobility within the hubs. Case study Delft-Campus station
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Phenotypes and Genotypes of Traditional Norwegian Wooden Farms: Space Syntax Analyses of Norway’s Smallest Settlement Units
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Phenotypes and genotypes of traditional Norwegian Wooden farms. Space syntax analyses of Norway’s smallest settlement unit
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Space Syntax in spatial planning: A short introduction to its methods, theory development, and application in practice
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The Power of number 13
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The traditional half day DepthmapX workshop
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Proceedings 13th international space syntax symposium
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Bill Hillier’s legacy: Space syntax—a synopsis of basic concepts, measures, and empirical application
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Boliger for alle: Et tidsskille i norsk boligpolitikk
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Noise and spatial configuration in Biskra, Algeria: A space syntax approach to understand the built environment for visually impaired people
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Measuring the Degree of Permeability of the Main Route Network with Angular Step Depth Analyses
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Spatial configurations and walkability potentials. Measuring urban compactness with space syntax
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The impact of the ring roads on the location pattern of shops in town and city centres. A space syntax approach
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The 1rst international online space syntax PhD conference. Book of abstracts
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Introduction to Space Syntax in Urban Studies
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Exploring challenges in Space Syntax theory building: The use of positivist and hermeneutic explanation models
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Fractals: a multiscale approach in regional and urban planning strategies
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A Scientific Approach to the Densification Debate in Bergen Centre in Norway
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Assessing Spatial Configurations and Transport Energy Usage for Planning Sustainable Communities
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Sexual violence in the city: Space, gender, and the occurrence of sexual violence in Rotterdam
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Fractal urban models and their potential for sustainable mobility
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Flat versus volumetric methodologies. Restructuring spatial analysis and other indices
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Segregation patterns in the street interface of the Brazilian city. Towards a method to read the effects of local spatial segregation
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How two divergent ideologies impact the location of functions in relation to spatial integration in arctic settlements
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Urban Space and Energy Usage
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#WomenSpatialActivism: Designing for the re-appropriation of public spaces by women in New Delhi, India
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The effects of new bypass roads on small Norwegian towns
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SPACERGY Space-Energy Patterns for Smart Energy Infrastructures, Community Reciprocities and Related Governance
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How children use urban space in two different neighbourhoods in Bergen, Norway
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The role of building entrances towards streets and the perception of safety in six neighbourhoods in Bergen
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Street networks as place of social interaction in culturally diverse neighbourhoods of Istanbul
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Depthmap workshop 12SSS
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Space Syntax. A scientific method to analyse urban space and spatial relationships independent on socio-economic data
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Space Syntax. Tools for analysing spatial and socio-economic potentials in urban space
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Various morphological analyses methods applied in teaching on BSc and MSc level
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Applied Mathematics on Urban Space
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Spatio-syntactical analysis and historical spatial potentials: The case of Jaffa-Tel Aviv
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Morphological analysis of settlements in the Arctic: a comparative analysis of four settlements with diverging ideologies on Svalbard
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Space Syntax – A method to measure urban space related to social, economic and cognitive factors
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Planning codes and the emergence of urban form
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Jane Jacobs gekwantificeerd
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Isovist analysis
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The application of modal logics for theory building in Urban Morphology and Space Syntax
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The materialisation of Jane Jacob's view "eyes in streets": Quantitative tools to measure adjacency, permeability and inter-visibility between buildings and streets
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Urban Micro Scale Tools: A method to measure the relationship between private and public space
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The socio-spatial development of Jaffa-Tel Aviv: The emergence and fade-away of ethnic divisions and distinctions
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An Integrated Modeling Approach Combining Multifractal Urban Planning with a Space Syntax Perspective
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Planning codes and the design of the street interface. Reading the impact of spatial configuration on street life using micro-scale tools
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Urban codes inducing street life, a possible approach for the Brazilian case
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Space and crime in North-African city of Annaba: Using Space Syntax to understand the strategy of offenders in the choice of location of street crime
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Spatial accessibility and commercial land use patterns. Planned versus unplanned areas in Cairo
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Towards safer greater Cairo. An investigation of Space and Sexual Harassment
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Diachronic assessment of cultural diversity in historic neighbourhoods using Space Syntax
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Depthmap workshop 11th international space syntax symposium
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Depthmap workshop in Biskra
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Space Syntax - challenges for theory building
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Space and crime in built environments
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Spatial improvement strategies for deprived neighbourhoods
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What is the explanatory power of Space Syntax theory? The application of modal logics from theory of science
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Strategies for integrated densification with urban qualities. Combining Space Syntax with building density, land usage, public transport and property rights in Bergen city
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Depthmap workshop
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Measuring Spatial Relationships in Past, Present and Future Built Environments
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Space Syntax. The role of Space between buildings
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Theory building in Space Syntax
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Spatial tools for diagnosing the degree of safety and liveability, and to regenerate urban areas in the Netherlands
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Commercial land use optimalization: Planned versus unplanned areas in Cairo.
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Designing Urban Spatial Vitality from Morphological Perspective - A Study Based on Quantified Urban Morphology and Activities Testing
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Spatial tools for diagnosing the degree of safety and liveability, and to regenerate urban areas in The Netherlands
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‘‘Form Syntax’’ as a contribution to geodesign: A morphological tool for urbanity-making in urban design
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Ethnic Groups and behaviour in Rotterdam's neighbouhoods
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The perceived safety and spatial behaviour in Three different neighbourhoods in Rotterdam
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Beyond informality: Traders as Space experts in their own informal settlements
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Space and protest: A tale of two Egyptian squares
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Understanding urban segregation in Cairo
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Quantitative Tools in urban morphology: combining Space syntax, spacematrix and mixed-use index in a GIS framework
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The spatial flaws of New towns: Morphological comparison between a Chinese New and old town through the Application of Space syntax, spacematrix and mixed use index
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Space Syntax in Theory and Practice
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A comprehensive spatial-social classification of 40 deprived neighbourhoods in the Netherlands
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Making Spatial Diagnosis in Combining Space Syntax, Spacematrix and MXI with GIS of New and Old Towns.
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Spatial-socio classification of deprived neighbourhoods in the Netherlands. Strategies for neighbourhood revitalisation
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How Space syntax can be applied in regenerating urban areas
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The socio-economic implications of the spatial configuration in greater Cairo Metropolitan area
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The spatial flaws of New towns
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Measuring urban maturation processes in Dutch and Chinese new towns: Combining street network configuration with building density and degree of land use diversification through GIS
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Between Heaven and Earth: Christian Norberg-Schulz's contribution to the phenomenology of place and architecture
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Het stratenpatroon als veiligheidsindicator: Over de waarde van ruimtelijke modelleringstechnieken voor planvorming in probleemwijken
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Measuring Spatial Visibility, Adjacency, Permeability, and Degrees of Street Life in Pompeii
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The one- and two-dimenstional isovists analyes in space syntax
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Macro and Micro Scale Spatial Variables and the Distribution of Residential Burglaries and Theft from Cars. An investigation of space and crime in the Dutch cities of Alkmaar and Gouda
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Ruimtelijke ordening als wapen tegen onveiligheid
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Dynamic urban centrality
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The Randstad utopia and its spatial reality / Various types of centralities and its contradictions with Dutch planning policies
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Space Syntax, een nieuwe tool in de box
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Realizing Rural Futures RUFUS (Rural Future Networks): EU Funded 7th Framework Project.
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Adjacency, permeability and inter-visibility. Micro scale spatial analyses tools for revealing the private-public space relationship and its impact on urban safety
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The heaven, the earth and the optic array: Norberg Schulz's place phenomenology and its degree of operationability
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Centrality and economic development in the Rijnland region
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Final discussion from the workshop week
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Housing in sensible urban areas - "Cursing in the Church".
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Research by design
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The Eastflank - gateway to Leiden
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The Valkenburg airport area
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The West Flank area and the Bio-science Park
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The new east-west infrastructure - the Rijnland route and the Rijn Gouwe Lijn
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The 5th City
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Research conclusions and challenges for interventions
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5th International Space Syntax Symposium Proceedings Volume 2
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5th International Space Syntax Symposium. Proceedings Volume 1
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Burglaries in the burglar's vicinity
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Space syntax: meten aan de ruimte
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Typology of shopping areas in Amsterdam
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Urban street grid and urban sustainability
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Welcome to the fifth international space syntax symposium
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How building typology influences the natural movement economic proces: micro spatial conditions on the dispersal of shops and cafés in Amsterdam and Berlin
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The location of advanced producer services and urban change: a space syntax approach