The study of a space configuration using space syntax analysis Case study: an elderly housing

Mariana, Yosica; Triwardhani, Arindra J.; Djimantoro, Michael Isnaeni

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/109/1/012048

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“…Consequently, the boundary commonalities in houses number 38,33,35,39,43,42,34,32,44,45,37,31,40,30,29,17 and 41 de ne the rst category. Houses number 28,26,22,27,20,18,19,16,23,25,24, and 21 are the second category, houses number 9, 5, 11, 15, 14, 1, 13, 3, 8, 7, 4 and 12 form the third category and houses 10 and 2 form the fourth category.…”

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“…In Rhinoceros software and Grasshopper plugin, based on user input data, various spatial properties are accurately measured through mathematical algorithms and the effect of spatial con guration on the behavioral pattern of individuals is determined [26]. In recent years, studies investigated the syntax of residential spaces using this new method with the help of the Grasshopper plugin, which calculated the level of integration, control, choice, and entropy of spatial features such as privacy, spatial hierarchy, access, and order [27][28][29]. In this study, the typology of houses in the coastal city of Bushehr was discovered by combining the output of spatial analysis in Rhino and Depth Map, analysis of house structure, and factor analysis of the obtained data.…”

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The Implication of Spatial-Dispersion Theory in Housing Genotypes of Boushehri Historic and Contemporary Houses

Nadoomi

Sharghi

Sheybani

et al. 2022

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Home has always been an important topic in research. In each region, houses change over time under different economic, social, cultural, climatic, and other conditions. Although these gradual changes have occurred to improve the spatial conditions of houses, it has led to a decline in the environmental quality and sometimes their technical efficiency. It is possible to redefine contemporary housing by spatially analyzing houses and discovering genotypes in a particular climate. This study uses space syntax algorithms in the syntactic plugin in Grasshopper to conduct various analyses and combine them with visual analysis extracted from Depth Map. House genotypes are discovered by factor analysis in SPSS. The case study is the coastal and historical city of Bushehr in the south of Iran. The sample size is 45 houses from 3historical periods selected by non-random purposeful sampling. The results indicate that the houses in Bushehr have 4genotypes, each of which has positive characteristics that can be generalized to contemporary housing architecture.

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The Implication of Spatial-Dispersion Theory in Housing Genotypes of Boushehri Historic and Contemporary Houses

Nadoomi

Sharghi

Sheybani

et al. 2022

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“…Consequently, the boundary commonalities in houses number 38,33,35,39,43,42,34,32,44,45,37,31,40,30,29,17 and 41 define the first category. Houses number 28,26,22,27,20,18,19,16,23,25,24, and 21 are the second category, houses number 9, 5, 11, 15, 14, 1, 13, 3, 8, 7, 4 and 12 form the third category and houses 10 and 2 form the fourth category. Houses As a result, the houses of Bushehr are divided into four categories.…”

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“…In Rhinoceros software and Grasshopper plugin, based on user input data, various spatial properties are accurately measured through mathematical algorithms and the effect of spatial configuration on the behavioral pattern of individuals is determined [26]. In recent years, studies investigated the syntax of residential spaces using this new method with the help of the Grasshopper plugin, which calculated the level of integration, control, choice, and entropy of spatial features such as privacy, spatial hierarchy, access, and order [27][28][29]. In this study, the typology of houses in the coastal city of Bushehr was discovered by combining the output of spatial analysis in Rhino and Depth Map, analysis of house structure, and factor analysis of the obtained data.…”

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confidence: 99%

The implication of spatial-dispersion theory in housing genotypes of Boushehri historic and contemporary houses

et al. 2022

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Home has always been an important topic in research. In each region, houses change over time under different economic, social, cultural, climatic, and other conditions. Although these gradual changes have occurred to improve the spatial conditions of houses, it has led to a decline in the environmental quality and sometimes their technical efficiency. It is possible to redefine contemporary housing by spatially analyzing houses and discovering genotypes in a particular climate. This study uses space syntax algorithms in the syntactic plugin in Grasshopper to conduct various analyses and combine them with visual analysis extracted from Depth Map. House genotypes are discovered by factor analysis in SPSS. The case study is the coastal and historical city of Bushehr in the south of Iran. The sample size is 45 houses from three historical periods selected by non-random purposeful sampling. The results indicate that the houses in Bushehr have four genotypes, each of which has positive characteristics that can be generalized to contemporary housing architecture.

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“…Researchers used mathematical methods, including BIM, to analyze design options. They built virtual models to analyze walkability, accessibility, and traffic flow in interiors and specific spatial configurations using Space Syntax methodology [27][28][29][30]. Spatial configuration is a technical term used to describe how different spaces in a building are connected to one another as a network.…”

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Architectural and Configurational Study of Senior Housing with Steel Volumetric Modular Technology: Towards Age-Ready and Process-Efficient Sustainable Living

Homiński,

Suchoń,

Wawrzkiewicz

et al. 2024

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The aging population requires housing developments that can adapt to their changing needs. The study examines the use of steel volumetric modular technology to construct collective senior housing for independent, sustainable living. The authors explore the qualities of senior housing projects through a literature survey and case studies. Projects appreciated in the architectural industry, illustrating the best practices, are considered. For the development part, the feasible design variants are proposed, BIM modeled, and expertly assessed. Optimization of the types and numbers of modules is carried out to make the most effective use. The potential for generating appropriate flow and social interaction in the shared spaces is also tested. The results prove that a single dwelling unit may embody many features of a suitable architecture for older adults and be used to construct collective senior housing buildings. However, a 3D module with two rooms on either end and a corridor in the middle (the most economical form of 3D prefabrication) is unsuitable for senior housing. Additionally, a narrow 3D module cannot accommodate a complete dwelling unit due to increased dimension needs. Designers and builders must balance economics with the requirements of aging residents to widen the range of volumetric prefabrication areas.

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The study of a space configuration using space syntax analysis Case study: an elderly housing

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The Implication of Spatial-Dispersion Theory in Housing Genotypes of Boushehri Historic and Contemporary Houses

The Implication of Spatial-Dispersion Theory in Housing Genotypes of Boushehri Historic and Contemporary Houses

The implication of spatial-dispersion theory in housing genotypes of Boushehri historic and contemporary houses

Architectural and Configurational Study of Senior Housing with Steel Volumetric Modular Technology: Towards Age-Ready and Process-Efficient Sustainable Living

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