10.2190/CXPY-NL96-LAHH-XRCU CXPYNL96LAHHXRCU 2 Behavioral Design Using Space Allocation 31 42 20020509 20020509 20020509 20020509 CXPYNL96LAHHXRCU.pdf http://baywood.metapress.com/link.asp?target=contribution&id=CXPYNL96LAHHXRCU 1 W. R. Spillers G. Greenwald-Katz Bradley Soule Kay Standley Columbia University Architect and Research Associate, Columbia University Nat. Institute Child Health and Human Development, Bethesda, Maryland A procedure is described whereby behavioral studies can be used quantitatively in determining architectural layouts through a space allocation algorithm. In this case the space allocation algorithm becomes something of a communications device between the behavioral sciences and the technical areas of building design. R. Gurman, (ed.), <i>People and Buildings</i>, Basic Books, Inc., New York, 1972. W. R. Miller, "Bibliography: Computer-Aided Space Planning," Eighth Annual Design Automation Workshop, Atlantic City, June 1971. W. R. Spillers and P. Weidlinger, "An Algorithm for Space Allocation," Proc. 5th Annual ACM Urban Symposium, pp. 142-157, August 1970. W. R. Spillers and S. Al-Banna, "An Interactive Computer Graphics Space Allocation System," Proc. 9th ACM-IEEE Design Automation Workshop, pp. 229-237, June 1972.