Comparing the properties of different space syntax techniques for analysing interiors

This paper examines the practical differences between several accepted techniques of Space Syntax analysis, including their application or procedure and their usefulness for analysing building interiors. Five techniques are investigated in this paper through a case study of a proposed scheme for Francis W. Little house (1908) in order to determine their similarities and quantify their differences in regard to this case. The study provides a basis for selecting the proper analytical technique for a given purpose and also reveals some spatial characteristics of this famous Prairie Style house.