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Reviving neglected existing urban fabrics is one of the main frame-work for our future. A contemporary theory of conservationregarding architectural intervention and buildings subsequent re-use, has been developed to address a growing number of tired andneglected buildings. Rehabilitation is required for buildings that are no longer fit to purpose and struggling to adapt a new use. The<i>Spatial Openness Index</i>, is a visibility analysis model defined as the volume of the visible part of a surrounding sphere: the potentialof a view and exposure that can indicate on the <i>Perceived Density</i>. Using visibility analyses models and tools, regarding internalspace layout, in reinterpreting the functional use of existing buildings would contribute to future refurbishment and reviving urbanfabrics. In this paper, a study of the relation between internal space layout and functionality and external visual analysis is suggested.The study is demonstrated on a neglected Haifa neighborhood

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CONSIDERING INTERNAL SPACE LAYOUT AS A MAJORE COMPONENT OF VISUAL ANALYSIS FOR URBAN SYSTEMS AND A KEY TO REINTERPRET URBAN STRUCTURES