Abstract:Based on two indicators of NAIN(Normalized Integration) and NACH (Normalized Choice) in spatial syntax, this study models, analyzes, and discusses the morphological characteristics and transformation of the landscape spaces in Tsinghua University. By examining the landscape form features and historical socioeconomic characteristics, the evolution of Tsinghua University's campus landscape is divided into four periods as a framework for understanding the development of landscape forms, including the Xichunyuan period, the American style campus period, the Danwei period, and the period of the return to the academy concept. The results indicate that three important historical landscapes during the Xichunyuan period serve as crucial spatial nodes for modern campus commuting. Key landscape nodes in different periods have the potential to reflect typical cultural ideologies in campus development through spatial form features. Historical and cultural landscape nodes gradually converge towards a role accommodate through-movement during the commuting of faculty and students. Additionally, based on cluster analysis, significant differences are found in the landscape spaces constructed around 1954 in Tsinghua University.