Time	Tuesday June 9	Wednesday June 10	Thursday June 11
8.30	Registration and coffee	Registration and coffee	Registration and coffee
8.50	Opening Session Katja Grillner Lars Marcus	Paper Sessions: 4x3	Paper Sessions: 4x3
9.50	Break	Break	Break
10.00	Key Note Speaker: Bill Hillier	Key Note Speaker: Apostolos Georgopoulos	Key Note Speaker: Chris Webster
11.00	COFFEE	COFFEE	COFFEE
11.30	Paper Sessions 4x3	Paper Sessions 4x3	Paper Sessions 4x3
12.30	LUNCH	LUNCH	LUNCH
	13.00:Software Session	13:00 Poster Session
14.00	Parellel Thematic Seminars U1 Accessibility  Mike Batty A1 Offices Joyce Bromberg	Parellel Thematic Seminars U2 Segregation Martina Löw A2 The Building in the Urban Fabric Kayvan Karimi	Paper Sessions 4x4
15.30	COFFEE	COFFEE	COFFEE
16.00	Paper Sessions 4x4	Paper Sessions 4x4	Parallel Panel Discussions U3 and A3
			Closing Session
.	17.15 Guided City Walks	18.00 Reception at City Hall	19.00 Conference Dinner
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8 June: Public Event
The symposium will start with a special event, a half-day open for both symposium participants and practitioners in the field, focusing on the importance of space syntax for architectural practice. Cutting edge examples from practice will be presented as well as reflections on the subject from invited guests. Invited speaker from the side of practice is Bjarke Ingels (BIG) and from the side of theory is Bill Hillier (University College London).

The day will have the most complex architectural project in Stockholm as point of departure: Slussen, which has been subject to extensive space syntax analysis. The winners of the recent architectural competition for the area: Foster+Partners (UK) are invited together with other guests to partake in a debate on the future of architectural knowledge.

Key-note speakers
Key-note speakers are: Bill Hillier (University College London), Apostolos P. Georgopoulus (University of Minnesota) and Chris Webster (Cardiff University).

Presentation sessions
Since accepted papers will be possible to download before the start of the symposium, the organisers will in collaboration with the chairs of the different presentation sessions prepare these to create the best possible conditions for rewarding end discussions of the sessions.

Thematic seminar
A new form of event is the thematic seminar where central themes in space syntax are given a platform for deeper discussion and reflection. Academics from related fields with knowledge of space syntax are invited to help prepare these sessions. As preparation for these seminars they will present a paper on their view of space syntax and its relation to their own field, accessible at the web site before the symposium start. There will also be guests contributing to a constructive discussions, which will be held together with participants from the space syntax community.

Social events

Monday 8 June
Open Bar after the opening public event at Kulturhuset in the city centre.

Tuesday 9 June
Short Thematic City walks in central Stockholm guided by local architectural experts on themes as for example architectural history, architectural queer theory, economic urban development as well as portrays of important Swedish architects etc.

Wednesday 10 June

Reception at City Hall and refreshments in the Golden Hall, known from the Nobel prize dinners.

Thursday 11 June

Conference dinner at Kulturhuset in the city centre