Hi Space syntax community,
Thank you for being actively involved in academic discussion on space syntax. I do have one question on which hope you could please help. I’d be thankful to have your answer on this question supported by academic evidence. The question is:
- As says in space syntax, over time people tend to have “least angular deviations” when traverse between destinations. This is because they wanna unintentionally “minimaise their brain navigation processing”. And, this is again because “least angular deviation” can produce “cognitively simplest journeys”. Now my question is do we have academic evidence (either lab-based or in a free condition) that a pattern with least angular deviation is cognitively easier for brain navigation? (I understand Kevin Lynch’s work may be cited on this; but I’m after more robust new evidence).
Thanks,
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