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Visual connectivity of the everyday outdoors as a landmark in the dense vernacular fabric of central Tokyo: A morphological approach in Wakaba, Shinjuku

dc:creator Tchapi, M.

dc:date.issued2015

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Level dc:type.qualificationlevel: PhD thesis
Grantor dc:publisher.institution: University of Tokyo
Year dc:date.issued: 2015

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Author dc:creator: Tchapi, M.

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morphology and morphogenesis of outdoors, spatial cognition, visual landmark, connectivity, viewpoints, small-grained densely built-up urban fabric, urban vernacular atmosphere, organic urban fabric, biophilia, complexity and beauty.

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Tchapi, M.. Visual connectivity of the everyday outdoors as a landmark in the dense vernacular fabric of central Tokyo: A morphological approach in Wakaba, Shinjuku. PhD thesis thesis, University of Tokyo, 2015.

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