Spatial analysis of urban network of Wrocław

Saeid, Ahmed. A. H.; Masztalski, Robert

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Tytuł: Spatial analysis of urban network of Wrocław

Abstrakt:

The paper aims to understand the morphological transformation of the urban network of Wrocław caused by the rapid development and urban growth impacts. In an attempt to investigate the reason for morphological transformation of Wrocław urban network, the study focuses on the analysis of their spatial transformation through the comparative syntactic analysis during the historic process of growth of Wrocław. The spatial analysis based on ‘Space Syntax’ theories and techniques.

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