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Guerreiro, Maria Rosália & Guarda, I. (2022). Sense and Place: decoding space attachment with space syntax methodology. Back to Human Scale: Rethinking Living Spaces for Tomorrow. International meeting on Architecture, Landscapes and Urban Planning.
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M. R. Guerreiro and I. Guarda,  "Sense and Place: decoding space attachment with space syntax methodology", in Back to Human Scale: Rethinking Living Spaces for Tomorrow. Int. meeting on Architecture, Landscapes and Urban Planning, Lisboa, 2022
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@misc{guerreiro2022_1715126665157,
	author = "Guerreiro, Maria Rosália and Guarda, I.",
	title = "Sense and Place: decoding space attachment with space syntax methodology",
	year = "2022",
	howpublished = "Impresso",
	url = "https://bhs.ulusofona.pt"
}
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TY  - CPAPER
TI  - Sense and Place: decoding space attachment with space syntax methodology
T2  - Back to Human Scale: Rethinking Living Spaces for Tomorrow. International meeting on Architecture, Landscapes and Urban Planning
AU  - Guerreiro, Maria Rosália
AU  - Guarda, I.
PY  - 2022
CY  - Lisboa
UR  - https://bhs.ulusofona.pt
AB  - A place is a meaningful location, a space with a distinct character where life occurs. A place is an important source of our identity - a key to who we are. Our identity depends on our belonging to places.

What is the diference between space and place? How is that a space becomes a place, a meaningful location with a sense of belonging? Is there any method which explain patterns and properties of space which are responsible for the generation of places in cities and buildings?

Space Syntax is a method coined by Hillier and Hanson (1984) which correlates social content with spatial content of places. By understanding the relationship between spatial affordance and people behavior, this method can explain, in an analytical way, how a space works. 

In this presentation I propose to analyse the sense of place and self that we encountered in the plaza of Palazzo Adriano, the sicilian village represented in the film of Giuseppe Tornatore "Cinema Paradiso" (1988), using space syntax methodology for decoding place attachment as well our sense of belonging to a place and a time that does not exist any more.
ER  -