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Space Syntax

As a basis for analysis

Routes shape how a building or neighbourhood can be accessed and experienced. Space Syntax examines the connections between spaces and reveals differences between design options. It adds a clear, evidence-informed perspective to spatial decisions.

Understand the connections

We analyse spatial networks, access points and route relationships. The results show which areas are well connected and where the layout may make orientation or access more difficult.

Test alternatives

Different layouts or access strategies can be compared using spatial indicators. This helps clients and designers discuss the implications of a choice early, from an individual building to a neighbourhood.

Put the findings to work

Maps and diagrams turn the analysis into accessible decision material. The indicators describe spatial potential; how a place is ultimately used also depends on other factors.