PLACE LOGIC is a simple-to use scientific tool that untangles urban complexity and connectivity to provide a sound basis for strategic decision making and planning. Understanding complexity in urban areas is essential to the creation of places where people want to live, work and visit. PLACE LOGIC provides this.
PLACE LOGIC illustrates two measures of urban layouts, which can each be used to analyse different aspects of the function of places at a variety of scales, ranging from an individual building or space to an entire region. The two measures are Street Activity and Place Connectivity which are demonstrated in colour coded maps.
PLACE LOGIC constraints analysis of Aldershot’s existing street pattern to test different network options for the proposed Wellesley masterplan.
PLACE LOGIC retrospective analysis of ADAM Urbanism’s commercial development on the extensive dockland area at Leith.
PLACE LOGIC impact assessment of the four Transport For London bridge location options connecting the Nine Elms development to Pimlico.