PROSES BERPIKIR DALAM MENGKOMUNIKASIKAN PERENCANAAN DAN PEMROGRAMAN ARSITEKTUR

Architecture fill mind, and result of mind and also that concept applied into development area can enrich and glorious arrange human life healthyly and fair. Esteeming Architecture masterpiece, intrinsically personal problem. Someone assess it different each other as according to level of his critical ability. But require to be enhanced that, Architecture is more than just composition of form. Architecture is a human being expression, become its assessment must also from human aspect. Architect or candidate of architect in his experience and at a period to his education instruct at ability to designing the construct environment which can build fair to the construct environment and physical requirement satisfaction, emotion, and its social user which care to environment. In explaining to the observer and user later, hence an Architect or candidate of architect shall able to communicated his masterpiece. This matter needed some kinds of Technique of Architecture Communications

Vernacular pattern of house development for home-based Enterprise in Malang, Indonesia

In the process of building and maintaining houses, residents as individuals and social human beings depend on their respective interests for improving their dwellings. The strength of tradition supports the element of stability from one generation to another. It indicates that there are groups of people whose traditions will generally be passed on to the next generation. Tradition is still maintained when utilizing the home as a Home-based Enterprise (HBE). HBE developments are based on a family’s economic growth rate and also consider their household needs. In homogeneous houses, it appears that there is vernacular activity in building or repairing homes. As an example, in the case of HBEs, housing activities are maintained during the process of urban growth. Houses need to be expanded according to the needs of households and business activities within a limited urban area. In this research the pattern of house development based on vernacular HBEs, encompassing both living activities and business activities, has been investigated

Editorial Introduction: Urban-Rural Regeneration and Cultural Sustainability

In the current rapid urbanization view of most countries in the world, it is important to pay attention to legislation and policy development, the improvement of adequate infrastructure and basic services, urban planning and design. This will create an inclusive, tough, prosperous economic environment and maximize the benefits of agglomeration. Sustainable urban rural development remains one of the most pressing global challenges of the twenty-first century. Central and local governments and their partners should pay greater attention to one another and work together to build on a more harmonious, fair, inclusive and environmentally sustainable planned environment at the urban-rural scale. According to the UN-HABITAT Global Activity Report 2015, the world has experienced rapid urbanization. In 2008, the urban population exceeded the rural population. By 2050, it is expected that two thirds of the world's population will live in urban areas. With more than half of humanity living in cities, it is estimated that urban areas account for 70% of the world's gross domestic product and therefore have led to economic growth and prosperity (UN-HABITAT, 2015)

The planning and design of residential facilities in poor areas with limited land (A case study of Muharto residential area along the Brantas River, Malang, Indonesia)

This paper summarises the proposed physical planning and design in the poor area of Kampong Muharto, Malang City. As a community, the residents want to adjust their spatial setting to accommodate for social activities. This research lays out several options for their neighbourhood with consideration for the available space. The study area was analysed using the Strength-WeaknessOpportunity-Threat (SWOT) method and it was found that there were two sections of the area in need of planning and design. The primary objective of this work is to figure out the spatial arrangement for the project with a direct understanding of the various needs of the housing facilities within the limitations of the land boundaries

Spatial patterns on traditional houses in Java as an effort to preserve historic buildings

Java Island can be divided into several cultural areas of Banten and Sunda in West Java, while in Central Java and East Java there are Pesisir Kilen, Pesisir Wetan, Banyumas, Bagelen, Negarigung, Mancanegari, Surabaya, Tanah Sabrang Wetan and Madura (Koentjaraningrat 1994: 27). Traditional buildings have been a silent witness to how life in the past was run and its influence on the life order of society at that time and has the original building characteristics of Indonesian society in that era and functionally have special purpose and purpose which influence the process of the establishment of the building. This study is expected to provide a benefit form of development of science related to traditional houses in general that can be applied in building architecture. The method used in this paper is the study description descriptions, namely exposing and analyzing spatial patterns in some traditional houses in Java. The method of data collection is done by looking for literature studies on the issues to be discussed, namely the literature of several studies that have been done and has been published in the form of scientific papers. From the discussion of the pattern of space to some traditional houses on the island of Java, there are similar patterns, although in the arrangement of space there is in one mass of buildings and mass plural

Residential Land use and Housing Development in Indonesia from the Perspective of Sustainable Urban Form

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Residential Land use and Housing Development in Indonesia from the Perspective of Sustainable Urban Form

13301甲第4159号博士（学術）金沢大学博士論文要旨Abstract

Resilience Residental Planning on Safety-based Urban Housing; Case Study on Urban Housing in Malang City, Indonesia

The design of an environment can affect the quality of any habitable space that humans can live in with a sense of security and comfort. Malang is one of the most developed cities in Indonesia faced with high population and building density problems, where floods and fires are a major threat. This requires a solution that involves planning and physical structuring studies in order to produce a concept of safe urban settlements to improve the safety of city environment toward fire-related disasters. This will also includes planning for evacuation routes, safety facilities and emergency measures within building requirements. It is expected that the concept of fire-responsive settlements will be obtained by using safety-based urban design elements. The method was carried out by conducting an analysis of observing the existing physical conditions by considering socio-cultural, psychological, behavior, and safety aspects. The result of this study will be in the form of design criterias and concepts for residential areas. Furthermore, the concept can be used to support disaster mitigation efforts, reduce fire vulnerability, and increase preparedness to disasters

Planning prefabricated homes using the faster, better, cheaper concept

Prefabrication as a technology that has long been used in Europe, have a big potential to help fulfill the housing backlog in Indonesia. Project time and cost efficiency along with multiple other benefits have proven that prefabrication system is a valid alternative to the conventional construction system. One of the biggest problem delaying the implementation was the perception of construction practitioners and home buyers about the structural and visual quality, and a prefabricated home owners’satisfaction when compared to a conventionally built home owners’. Faster, Better, Cheaper concept may be the guide to planning a house building project that can be finished faster, be more cost efficient, while achieving higher user satisfaction