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Gota Lab
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A lab that explores the spatial form of cities and housing through surveys and mathematical analysis.
AboutAbout the lab
Studying the forms of cities and homes.
The Gota Lab studies survey and analysis of urban housing around the world, and mathematical analysis of the spatial form of architecture and cities, in the fields of urban planning and architectural planning.
Prof. Gota's research history also lists research on the form of urban space, planning and design of university campuses, and research on healthy communities.
Prof. Gota is a faculty member in the Department of Architecture, Faculty of Engineering, Tokyo University of Science.
ResearchResearch themes
The Gota Lab lists survey and analysis of urban housing around the world, and mathematical analysis of the spatial form of architecture and cities, as its research topics. In addition, Prof. Gota's research history lists research on healthy communities, an item continuing since 2007.
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- ProfessorMomoyo Gota
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