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, Les isovists et les champs d'isovists sont … Les isovists et les champs d'isovists sont des méthodes d'analyse morphologique des espaces architecturaux et urbains. Elles ont été développées en 1979 par Benedikt. Un isovist correspond à l'espace de visibilité d'un observateur dans un espace architectural ou urbain.ur dans un espace architectural ou urbain.
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Les isovists et les champs d'isovists sont … Les isovists et les champs d'isovists sont des méthodes d'analyse morphologique des espaces architecturaux et urbains. Elles ont été développées en 1979 par Benedikt. Un isovist correspond à l'espace de visibilité d'un observateur dans un espace architectural ou urbain.ur dans un espace architectural ou urbain.
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