Poster Presentation Guidelines

SSS15 Malaysia 2026 – Poster Presentation Guidelines

1. Submission Format

   • Research should be presented as a visual narrative supported by concise text.

   • The submission should clearly communicate the research objectives, methodology and key findings.

2. Abstract

   • Maximum 150 words.

3. Main Text

   • Maximum 1,000 words.

   • References are not required.

4. Images / Diagrams

   • Minimum 6 images and maximum 10 images.

   • Images may be in black & white or colour.

   • Minimum resolution: 300 dpi.

5. Poster Format

   • A0 size poster.

   • Portrait orientation.

   • File format: Adobe Acrobat (PDF).

   • Download poster template here.

Note

5. • Authors are encouraged to ensure that the visual and textual components are well integrated to effectively communicate the research ideas and outcomes.

Submission Steps for Poster:

Step 1: Access the Submission Link

• Go to the SSS15 2026 Poster Submission page via the provided submission link.

Step 2: Complete the Submission Form

• Fill in all the required information in the submission form.

Step 3: Upload Your Poster

• Upload your poster in PDF format (maximum file size: 100 MB).

Step 4: Submit the Poster

• Click Submit to complete the process.

• A confirmation email will be sent to you after the submission is successfully received.

Note

• Deadline of the submission are on 15th May 2026, following the acceptance notification for short papers.

Theme

Advancement in Space Syntax: Enhancing Connectivity Across the Global South

The growing recognition and emergence of the region have driven an initiative to advance evidence-based, research-led design methodologies in Space Syntax. 

Integrating knowledge of the tropical climate in Southeast Asia introduces a new dimension of cultural and environmental diversity to research, 

further enriching the field of Space Syntax 

SSS15 2026

Architecture, Complex Buildings & Spatial Performance

Built Heritage, Conservation, Sustainability & Resilience

Urban Planning, Smart Cities & Spatial Network Analysis

Computational Methods, Technical Innovations & AI in Space Syntax

Environmental Behavior, Spatial Cognition, Accessibility & Wayfinding

Space, Culture, Society & Social Equity

Teaching Space Syntax: Theory, Pedagogy & Architectural Evaluation

Space Syntax in Tropical Climates: Urban Morphology, Climate Adaptation & Design Strategies

Transnational Urbanism, Cross-Border Mobility & Spatial Networks in the Global South