the Rev Dr David Clark looked at the evolution of the liturgy in the early Christian church through a study of the floorpans of the earliest church buildings in the eastern mediterranean. I am not sure if this is the kind of thing you mean.

David Clark (2007).
Viewing the liturgy: A space syntax study of changing visibility and accessibility in the development of the Byzantine church in Jordan .World Archaeology. Vol 39.1. 84-104.
David Clark (2008).
The Evolution of Byzantine Ecclesial Space.North American Academy of Liturgy. Savanna Georgia.

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On 7 Sep 2015, at 05:43, Shatha Malhis <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

Dear all

I am a researcher working on an evolutionary study which investigates the internal compositions (plans) of a historical institution over the period of several centuries.

I am searching for studies which use Space Syntax in buildings and which rigorously explore evolutionary issues through a mathematical/statistical and chronological review.

I do appreciate your kind response.

Shatha