Research activities at the Housing and Settlement Laboratory aim to enhance the analytical capabilities of laboratory members in understanding and addressing various issues in both academic and non-academic contexts. In addition, these research activities seek to develop relevant academic knowledge and generate innovative findings that can contribute to the development of the housing and settlement sector.

The following are some of the research projects conducted by the Housing and Settlement Laboratory as part of its academic contribution to advancing knowledge and developing innovative solutions in the field of housing and settlements:

• Critical Review of Housing Facility Provision Concepts Based on the Principles of the Neighborhood Unit and Walkability in the New Normal Perspective
• Pre-Disaster Settlement Planning with the Concept of Resilience as Risk Avoidance: A Case Study of Pulosari Kampung, Surabaya
• Re-Settlement Resilience Design Concept for Pre-Disaster Housing as Risk Avoidance in Surabaya
• Post-Slum Settlement Planning Concept in Coastal Areas Based on Community Resilience
• Flexibility of Kampung Public Spaces: A Case Study of the Urban Farming Kampung in Surabaya
• Building Future Homes: Exploring the Dynamics of Living among the Millennial Generation