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1.
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Wafa Al-Ghatam The
Bartlett School of Graduate Studies, UCL, UK |
Past
and present spatiality of Manama and Muharraq historical centres in
Bahrain Kingdom |
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2. |
Waleed Al-Sayyed The
Bartlett School of Graduate Studies, UCL, UK |
Domestic
space cultures in the Arab world
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3.
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Dr. Abdulgader O. Amir King
Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals, Saudi Arabia |
The
spatial dimension of shopping behaviour in the inner shopping area of
the city of Jeddah, Saudi Arabia |
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4.
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Sónia R. André, Dr. Eduardo Côrte-Real, Catarina Lisboa,
André S. Ribeiro, Carlos Rosa, Vitor Simoes UNIDCOM/IADE, IADE, Portugal |
Interdisciplinary
analysis of sign systems and guidance systems in hospitals |
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5.
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Fabiana Moreira Pedrosa Pereira
de Carvalho Faculdade
de Cięncias Humanas - ESUDA, Brazil |
Home,
what is it for?: a syntactic analysis of the configuration of middle
class apartments currently available on the property market in Recife,
Brazil |
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6. |
Dr. David L. Chatford Clark University
of Surrey Roehampton, UK |
A
putative church at Aqaba: a Space Syntax analysis |
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7.
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Graciete Guerra da Costa Universidade de Brasilia -
Brazil |
The
morphology of Manaus downtown (With short paper) |
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8.
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Dr. Constantine G. Deliyiannidis Architect, UK |
Space
as a stage set in the negotiation of truth: the urban models of residential
space in Greece in the 1950s and 1960s as projected by the Greek cinema
(With short paper) |
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9. |
Bernd Eisenberg University
of Stuttgart, Germany |
Integration
of parks in the urban environment |
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10.
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Pablo Fuentes and Dr. Margarita
Greene Pontificia
Universidad Católica de Chile, Chile |
The
survival of downtown: recreational activities with no consumption |
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11.
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Galal Hassan Galal-Edeen London Metropolitan University, UK |
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| 12.
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Dr.
Dafna Fisher-Gewirtzman Technion-Israel Institute of Technology, Israel |
Using
the spatial openness metric for comparative evaluation of urban environments |
| POSTERS
13-24: to be viewed on Wednesday 18 June (13.00-14.30) |
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13.
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Associate Professor Bo Grönlund The Royal Danish Academy of Fine
Arts, Denmark |
The
informational city and the street as urban form: four new urban districts
and their relation to urbanity |
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14.
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Baoshan Han Georgia
Institute of Technology, USA |
Reweaving
the fabric: the study of the socio-spatial relationships in the inner
city residential areas of Beijing, People’s Republic of China |
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15.
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Dr. Frederico Rosa Borges De Holanda Universidade de Brasilia, Brazil |
Atrium-house:
an exercise in self-analysis |
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16.
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Anssi Joutsiniemi Tampere
University of Technology, Finland |
Comparison
of logical binary step based and metric properties in flow network:
the case of Helsinki |
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17.
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Professor Ayse Sema Kubat, Dr. Engin Eyuboglu and Dr. Ozhan Ertekin Istanbul
Technical University, Turkey |
An
urban redevelopment proposal for Istanbul's Galata district |
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18.
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Tsuyoshi Kigawa Kyoto
Institute of Technology, Japan |
The
Japanese partiality towards boundaries |
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19.
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Sharifah Mahdzar The Bartlett School of Graduate Studies, UCL, UK |
Sociability
vs. accessibility: |
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20. |
Deborah Middleton Georgia
Institute of Technology, USA |
Informational
affordance : a spatial model of generative environment |
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21.
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Rodrigo Mora Universidad
Tecnica Federico Santa Maria, Chile |
Land
uses in the context of a perfect grid: the case of Barcelona |
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22.
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Gisele
Pereira Guedes de Moura & Dr. Edja Bezerra Faria Trigueiro - Universidade
Federal do Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil; and Valério Augusto Soares de Medeiros - Universidade
de Brasilia, Brazil |
New
routes: re-structuring the street grid of Cidade Satélite estate in
Natal, Brazil, to account for users requirements imprinted by means
of informal interventions |
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23.
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Adriana Nogueira The
Bartlett School of Graduate Studies, UCL, UK Universidade
Federal da Bahia- Faculdade de Arquitetura e Urbanismo, Brazil |
The
spatial morphology of a fragmented city: the urban growth of Aracaju,
Brazil. |
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24. |
Dr.
Khaisri Paksukcharern
University College London, UK |
Node
and place: The spatial embedding strategy in railway terminus area redevelopment |
| POSTERS
25-36: to be viewed on Thursday 19 June (12.20-13.50) |
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25.
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Dalit Shach-Pinsly
(Architect), Dr. Dafna Fisher- Gewirtzman, and Professor Michael Burt
Technion-Israel
Institute of Technology, Israel |
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26.
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Dr. Philippos Pouyioutas and
Nadia Charalambous Intercollege,
Cyprus |
A
spatio-temporal interpretation of domesticity – formal specifications
for TIMESPACE software |
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27.
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Dr. Philippos Pouyioutas and
Nadia Charalambous Intercollege,
Cyprus |
Spatial
forms of ancient Cypriot society – 3D animated multimedia application
for identifying new historical information |
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28.
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Mirko Salfate and Dr. Margarita Greene Pontificia
Universidad Católica de Chile, Chile |
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29.
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Dr. Margaret Gilchrist Serrato Lord,
Aeck & Sargent, Architects, USA |
Looking
at patterns: an architecture firm examines circulation and interaction
in their recent laboratory building designs |
| 30.
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Ava Fatah gen. Schieck The
Bartlett School of Graduate Studies, UCL, UK |
Space-time
configuration for visualisation in information space (With short paper) |
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31.
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Professor Jesper Steen, Magnus
Blombergsson, and Johanna Wiklander Royal
Institute of Technology, Sweden |
Useful
buildings for office activities |
| 32.
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Assistant
Professor C. Asli Sungur - Yildiz Technical University, Turkey; and Professor Dr. Gülen
Çagdas
-
Istanbul Technical University, Turkey |
Effects
of housing morphology on user satisfaction |
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33. |
Dr. Aysegul Tokol Bilkent
University, Turkey |
Syntax
of world heritage cities: is it a coincidence? |
| 34.
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Cláudio Mainieri de Ugalde Architect, Fundacao
Estadual de Planejamento Metropolitano e Regional - METROPLAN, Brazil
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Land
subdivision in Brazilian metropolitan context: the case of the greater
Porto Alegre |
| 35.
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Dr. Severino Escolano Utrilla Universidad
de Zaragoza, Spain |
The
information contents of the syntactic models
(With short paper) |
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36.
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Sania Zaki The
Bartlett School of Graduate Studies, UCL, UK |
Comparing
the effects of socio-economic and spatial factors on crime patterns
at the macro level of a London borough |