S. Griffiths

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The Sustainable Suburban High Street: A Review of Themes and Approaches

C. Jones, M. Haklay, Laura Vaughan, 2008 .

Do the suburbs exist? Discovering complexity and specificity in suburban built form

C. Jones, M. Haklay, Laura Vaughan, 2009 .

Reclaiming the virtual community for spatial cultures: Functional generality and cultural specificity at the interface of building and street

Laura Vaughan, S. Griffiths, G. Palaiologou, 2016 .

Spatial culture, processional culture and the materialities of social memory in nineteenth-century Sheffield

S. Griffiths, 2016 .

The effect of university campuses on the spatial cultures of two mid-sized towns: A comparative study of Nottingham, UK and Eskisehir, Turkey

S. Griffiths, I. Kurtulus, 2017 .

Temporality in Hillier and Hanson's Theory of Spatial Description: Some Implications Of Historical Research For Space Syntax

S. Griffiths, 2011 .

The post-socialist urban transformation of tirana in historical perspective: Mapping the ideological dimension of urban growth

K. Karimi, S. Griffiths, B. Diño, 2017 .

Using space syntax and historical land-use data to interrogate narratives of high street ‘decline’ in two Greater London suburbs

M. Haklay, C. Ellul, Laura Vaughan, 2013 .

Mapping spatial cultures: contributions of space syntax to research in the urban history of the nineteenth-century city

Laura Vaughan, S. Griffiths, 2020, Urban History.

Space syntax theory and Durkheim’s social morphology: a reassessment

S. Griffiths, Lasse Suonperä Liebst, 2020, Distinktion: Journal of Social Theory.

The use of space syntax in historical research: current practice and future possibilities

S. Griffiths, 2012 .

A configurational approach to vernacular domestic architecture: 'Traditional' Houses in Turkey, Japan and Britain

S. Griffiths, G. Uyar, 2017 .

Serialisation and the use of Twitter: Keeping the conversation alive in public policy scenario projects

Maureen Meadows, Frances A. O'Brien, Sam Griffiths, 2017 .

A multi-disciplinary perspective on the built environment Space Syntax and Cartography - the communication challenge

C. Jones, M. Haklay, Laura Vaughan, 2009 .

Persistence and Change in the Spatio-Temporal Description of Sheffield Parish c.1750-1905

S. Griffiths, 2009 .

Planning Urban Manufacturing, Industrial Building Typologies, and Built Environments: Lessons From Inner London

S. Griffiths, J. Ferm, Dimitrios Panayotopoulos-Tsiros, 2021, Urban Planning.

Configurational Economies: The Value of Accessibility in Urban Development

A. Penn, S. Griffiths, L. Narváez, 2012 .

To Go With the Flows or to Flow With the Nodes? An Exploration of ‘post-disciplinary’ Theories of Movement in Space Syntax and Mobilities Research

S. Griffiths, 2017 .

GIS and Research Into Historical “Spaces of Practice”: Overcoming the Epistemological Barriers

S Griffiths, S. Griffiths, 2013 .

Relating Urban Morphologies To Movement Potentials Over Time: A diachronic study with Space Syntax of Liverpool, UK

J. O'Brien, S. Griffiths, 2017 .

The High Street as a Morphological Event

S. Griffiths, 2015 .

The Spatial Morphology of Community in Chipping Barnet c.1800–2015: An Historical Dialogue of Tangible and Intangible Heritages

S. Griffiths, L. Vaughan, 2021, Heritage.

Urban Landscape and Spatial Heritage: The Case of Gateway-Pathways in Zagreb, Croatia

S. Griffiths, G. Palaiologou, Bojana Bojanić Obad Šćitaroci, 2018, The Historic Environment: Policy & Practice.

High street changeability: the effect of urban form on demolition, modification and use change in two south London suburbs

S. Griffiths, Ilkka Törmä, L. Vaughan, 2016, Urban Morphology.

The spatial signature of suburban town centres

Mordechai Haklay, Laura Vaughan, S Griffiths, 2010 .

UK Black hair matters: A thematic analysis exploring Afro-Caribbean women’s hair as representations of the socially constructed knowledge of identity and identity threats

S. Griffiths, Melanie Haughton, 2021, Psychology of Women and Equalities Section Review.

Beyond the suburban high street cliché - A study of adaptation to change in London’s street network: 1880-2013

Laura Vaughan, S. Griffiths, A. Dhanani, 2013 .

The Shape of Belonging in the Outer London Suburbs: Beyond the Discourse of Alienation

C. Jones, M. Haklay, Laura Vaughan, 2010 .

The persistence of suburban centres in Greater London: combining Conzenian and space syntax approaches

Mordechai Haklay, Catherine Emma Jones, Laura Vaughan, 2010, Urban Morphology.

The Spatial Signature of Suburban 'Active' Centres

Laura Vaughan, S. Griffiths, 2009 .

From the axial line to the walked line: Evaluating the utility of commercial and user-generated street network datasets in space syntax analysis

Claire Ellul, Laura Vaughan, A Dhanani, 2012 .

Networks, narratives and literary representation: Reflections on Julienne Hanson’s ‘Time and space in two nineteenth century novels’

S. Griffiths, 2012 .

Towards a spatial understanding of how suburbs adapt to change

M. Haklay, Laura Vaughan, S. Griffiths, 2008 .

Visualising London's Suburbs

C. Jones, M. Haklay, Laura Vaughan, 2008 .

‘Historical space and the practice of “spatial history”: the spatio-functional transformation of Sheffield 1770-1850’’

S Griffiths, S. Griffiths, 2005 .

The spatial ordering of knowledge economies: The growth of furniture industry in nineteenth-century London

S. Griffiths, L. Vaughan, H. Davis, 2017 .

GIS enhances collaboration: using the line to draw disciplines together

Mordechai Haklay, Catherine Emma Jones, Laura Vaughan, 2010 .

Editorial

S. Griffiths, 2012, URBAN DESIGN International.