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 load:&nbsp\;https://bit.ly/4lMFTmWProfessor Bill Hillier spent most of his
  career at The Bartlett\, University College London\, where he founded and
  developed\, with a team of colleagues\, an original research programme th
 at set the study of architecture on a firm scientific basis. His transform
 ational way of thinking about buildings and cities influenced generations 
 of scholars\, researchers and practitioners within the built environment d
 isciplines and way beyond &ndash\; in fields ranging from archaeology and 
 biology to physics and zoology.Space Syntax: Selected papers by Bill Hilli
 er&nbsp\;provides a canon of works that reflect the progression of Hillier
 &rsquo\;s ideas from the early publications of the 1970s to his most recen
 t work\, published before his death in 2019. This selection of influential
  works ranges from his papers on architecture as a professional and resear
 ch discipline\, through his later papers that present a theory of the spat
 ial structure of the city and its social functions. By bringing together w
 riting from across his career-span of half a century\, with specially comm
 issioned introductions by a wide range of international experts in the fie
 ld\, we are able to contextualise and show the range and evolution of Hill
 ier&rsquo\;s key ideas.Download it free:&nbsp\;https://bit.ly/4lMFTmW-----
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SUMMARY:Space Syntax: Selected Papers by Bill Hillier
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 areer at The Bartlett\, University College London\, where he founded and d
 eveloped\, with a team of colleagues\, an original research programme that
  set the study of architecture on a firm scientific basis. His transformat
 ional way of thinking about buildings and cities influenced generations of
  scholars\, researchers and practitioners within the built environment dis
 ciplines and way beyond &ndash\; in fields ranging from archaeology and bi
 ology to physics and zoology.<br /></p><p><em>Space Syntax: Selected paper
 s by Bill Hillier</em>&nbsp\;provides a canon of works that reflect the pr
 ogression of Hillier&rsquo\;s ideas from the early publications of the 197
 0s to his most recent work\, published before his death in 2019. This sele
 ction of influential works ranges from his papers on architecture as a pro
 fessional and research discipline\, through his later papers that present 
 a theory of the spatial structure of the city and its social functions. By
  bringing together writing from across his career-span of half a century\,
  with specially commissioned introductions by a wide range of internationa
 l experts in the field\, we are able to contextualise and show the range a
 nd evolution of Hillier&rsquo\;s key ideas.<br /><br />Download it free:&n
 bsp\;</p><p>-
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