Dr Martin Austwick (UCL Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis) discusses changing commuting patterns during the Olympics, based on GPS data. Watch: BBC London

The giant map of London's streets used in the Olympic opening ceremony was created by urban planning and design company Space Syntax and based on analysis of street networks developed at UCL's Bartlett School of Architecture. Read: Daily Mail More: UCL News

The UCL Bartlett show comes with a burden of expectation where spectacular imagery and futuristic utopias are the expected stereotypes, but more surprising is the emphasis on craft in 2012. Read: Architects' Journal

Five architectural pavilions designed by researchers at the UCL Bartlett School of Architecture are being installed across London this week. Read: Building Design

A new interactive map by Dr James Cheshire and Oliver O’Brien (UCL CASA) plots life expectancy and child poverty by different London Underground stations. Read: Telegraph More: Guardian BBC London Daily Mail FT (£)

“With the future of Long Island suburbia looking increasingly uncertain, this project explores how waste and its technologies can revitalise an area, increase energy efficiency and off-grid communities, whilst retaining the utopian image of suburbia to which many still aspire,” says Emma Flynn (UCL Bartlett School of Architecture). Read: BD Design

Fabian Neuhaus (UCL Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis) talks about how he’s tracking commuters through-out the Olympics to see how their journeys change. Watch: BBC London News More: BBC News

Jonathan Reades (UCL Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis) talks about how he’s using Oyster card data to identify what he calls the “pulse of the city”. Read: Economist