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  1. 🧵 3/3
    Full credits:
    Project funded by Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL
    Co-authors: Nina Vollenbroker, Jos Boys, Mine Sak-Acur

    Insights generated by our co-creators Coco Briden, Christopher Laing, David Johnson, Jessica Thom, Jessica Ryan-Ndegwa, Jordan Whitewood-Neal, Mandy Redvers Rowe and Natasha Trotman

    This has been a fantastic project and a joy to work on, there'll be more to come in the future

    #ArchitecturalResearch #Disability #SpaceSyntax

  2. New paper alert!

    "Disabled syntax: Using configurational thinking to capture the building experience of diverse body-minds" in collaboration with Nina Vollenbroker, Jos Boys and Mine Sak-Acur is now available to read:

    discovery.ucl.ac.uk/id/eprint/

    Short 🧵 on main content below

    #SpaceSyntax #ArchitecturalResearch #Disability @sociology

  3. For all the German speakers in my network: my research on spatial layouts and communication has been featured in a lovely and detailed article in the weekly German newspaper Die Zeit discussing the manifold relations between architecture and social outcomes, ranging from political coalition negotiations to the mutiny on the Bounty, from team meetings in offices to places for living

    zeit.de/zeit-wissen/2025/03/ar

    #spaceSyntax #ArchitectureResearch @sociology

  4. I've reviewed the book 'Architecture and Spatial Culture' by John Peponis for Buildings & Cities.

    "a remarkable marriage of the subjective and the objective, of the personal and the scientific, of everyday life and extraordinary pieces of #architecture, of imaginative design considerations and the rigorous yet abstract foundations of #SpaceSyntax. It is to be hoped that Architecture and Spatial Culture will be read widely"

    buildingsandcities.org/insight

    #ArchitectureResearch #Sociology @sociology

  5. One of the main favourite quotes from John Peponis book on 'Spatial Cultures':

    "Space Syntax allows us to think of space as already social and already functional before we engage the specific programmes of building types." (p. 134)

    #SpaceSyntax #archidon #ArchitectureResearch #SpatialCulture #BartlettSchoolOfArchitecture

  6. Another shout out to the amazing book John Peponis has written on 'Spatial Cultures' - highly recommended read for everyone interested in how and why the composition and structure of the built environment matters to how we situate ourselves in the world, how we relate to things and other people, and thus how we behave

    More info on the book:
    routledge.com/Architecture-and

    #SpaceSyntax #ArchitectureResearch #archidon #SpatialCulture #BartlettSchoolOfArchitecture

  7. New publication by my friend and collaborator Prof Julie Zook and colleagues on hospital ward layouts, showing that a more visually open corridor layout supported higher levels of care team communication

    Corridors don't just connect things - they are important spaces for knowledge work

    doi.org/10.1177/19375867241250

    #SpaceSyntax #ArchitectureOfCare #ArchitecturalResearch #Hospital #Hospitals

  8. Together with my brilliant collaborator @ChrystalaPsathiti, I was invited by the #WorkplaceGeeks Ian Ellison and Chris Moriarty to talk about our latest research paper on adolescent perceptions of schools in relation to their spatial layout, originally published in the Journal of Architecture and now featured in the wonderful Workplace Geeks podcast series 3.

    Listen here:
    audiem.io/podcasts/from-cyprus

    #podcast #workplaceDesign #WorkplaceResearch #schoolBuildings #ArchitecturalResearch #SpaceSyntax

  9. Join us online for the next #SpaceSyntax #SSLseminars with Professor John Peponis who will provide insights into his new book 'Architecture and spatial culture', followed by a panel discussion with myself and my esteemed colleagues Dr Sam Griffiths and Prof Sean Hanna

    Thursday, 6 June, 4pm BST
    Free! All welcome

    Register:
    bit.ly/SSLSeminars_23-24

    #ArchitecturalResearch #archidon #BartlettSchoolOfArchitecture

  10. The #SpaceSyntax Lab seminar at the #BartlettSchoolOfArchitecture has three more exciting speakers lined up for May and June 2024, talking about urban regeneration, housing and spatial cultures.

    Seminars are online on zoom, Thursdays at 4pm BST and open to all!

    More information and to register:

    ucl.ac.uk/bartlett/architectur

    #architecture #urbanism #UrbanPlanning #ArchitecturalResearch #archidon

  11. A special shout-out to the amazing seminar by my former PhD student and collaborator Dr @ChrystalaPsathiti on school buildings in Cyprus and how their spatial design relates to teacher control, feelings of belonging and community, and adolescent perceptions

    Available to view here: youtu.be/co7b4Bq0BN8?si=TqZMti

    #SpaceSyntax #SchoolBuilding #ArchitectureResearch

  12. The Space Syntax Lab at the #BartlettSchoolOfArchitecture #UCL is holding a bi-weekly online seminar on zoom to present latest research findings on the relationship between configurations of space and social outcomes, curated by my colleague @kimonkrenz

    Previous seminars are on our Youtube channel - they're a treasure trove full of interesting research approaches

    youtube.com/@spacesyntax/video

    #urbanism #UrbanPlanning #SpaceSyntax #ArchitectureResearch #EvidenceBasedDesign #sociology @sociology

  13. The one-year MSc / MRes programme I teach on at the #BartlettSchoolOfArchitecture #UCL called 'Space Syntax: Architecture and Cities' is holding an online open event for prospective students on 27 March, 1-2pm UK time.

    Students from a non-architectural background are very welcome!

    More information and sign up here:
    ucl.ac.uk/bartlett/architectur

    @sociology @histodons @politicalscience @spacesyntax #SpaceSyntax #ArchitectureResearch #urbanism #UrbanPlanning

  14. New paper alert! @ChrystalaPsathiti and I argue in our paper in the Journal of Architecture published today that adolescents' positive perceptions of school depend (among other things) on the school layout and levels of visibility from the classroom, which enables a greater sense of belonging to the school community

    Full paper here:
    tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10

    #Architecture #ArchitecturalResearch #schoolBuildings #School #perception #adolescents @sociology #SpaceSyntax

  15. And the PhD of Zaky Fouad, entitled 'Implications of the Spatial Design of School Buildings on Student Interactions and Student Self-Directed Learning Activities' is available from:
    discovery.ucl.ac.uk/id/eprint/

    #SpaceSyntax #LearningSpaces #SchoolBuilding #schools #architecture #ArchitectureResearch