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Spatial properties of Frank Lloyd Wright’s prairie style: a topological analysis
- Amini Behbahani, Peiman
Investigating the significance of wholeness in Prairie style planning using space syntax
- Amini Behbahani, Peiman, Gu, Ning, Ostwald, Michael
Viraph: exploring the potentials of visibility graphs and their analysis
Comparing the properties of different space syntax techniques for analysing interiors
- Behbahani, Peiman A., Gu, Ning, Ostwald, Michael J.
Precise locations in space: an alternative approach to space syntax analysis using intersection points
- Dawes, Michael, Ostwald, Michael J.
Lines of sight, paths of socialization: an axial line analysis of five domestic designs by Richard Neutra
Computational analysis and generation of traditional Chinese private gardens through space syntax and parametric design
- Gu, Ning, Yu, Rongrong, Ostwald, Michael
Unpacking the cultural DNA of traditional Chinese private gardens through mathematical measurement and parametric design
Analysing and generating instances of Wright's Prairie Houses: a combined syntactical and grammatical method
- Lee, Ju Hyun, Ostwald, Michael J., Gu, Ning
A Justified Plan Graph (JPG) grammar approach to identifying spatial design patterns in an architectural style
Measuring the spatial and social characteristics of the architectural plans of aged care facilities
- Lee, Ju Hyun, Ostwald, Michael J., Lee, Hyunsoo
Investigating visibility properties in the design of aged-care facilities
- Lee, Ju Hyun, Ostwald, Michael J., Yu, Rongrong
A syntactical and grammatical approach to architectural configuration, analysis and generation
Combining space syntax and shape grammar to investigate architectural style: considering Glenn Murcutt's domestic designs
Examining the relationship between topology and geometry: a configurational analysis of the rural houses (1984-2005) of Glenn Murcutt
- Ostwald, Michael J.
Differentiating between line and point maps using spatial experience: considering Richard Neutra's Lovell House
- Ostwald, Michael J., Dawes, Michael
A justified plan graph analysis of the early houses (1975-1982) of Glenn Murcutt
The mathematics of spatial configuration: revisiting, revising and critiquing justified plan graph theory
Axial line analysis revisited: reconsidering its value for architecture
Wayfinding in traditional Chinese private gardens: a spatial analysis of the Yuyuan garden
- Yu, Rongrong, Amini Behbahani, Peiman, Ostwald, Michael, Gu, Ning
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