29 research outputs found

    Analisis Persepsi Penerapan Place Attachment Pada Rumah Susun Sewa ASN Nania di Kota Ambon

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    Place Attachment adalah keterikatan manusia terhadap suatu tempat. Terwujudnya keterikatan ini ditentukan oleh identitas tempat, ketergantungan tempat dan ikatan sosial. Penelitian ini menganalisis keterikatan tempat rumah susun sewa ASN Nania di kota Ambon terhadap penghuninya melalui identifikasi 2 faktor keterikatan, yaitu ketergantungan tempat dan ikatan sosial. Metode yang dipakai dalam penelitian ini adalah metode kualitatif, metode ini digunakan untuk dapat memecahakan masalah dan peneliti akan mengamati lapangan secara spesifik dan mendalam. Penelitian ini membuktikan bahwa keterikatan penghuni dengan rumah susun sewa dapat dilihat dari persepsi penghuni yang telah tinggal dan menghabiskan waktu pada rumah susun sewa dan kemudian dianalisis dengan menggunakan factor ketergantungan tempat dan faktor ikatan sosial

    The multiple roles of learner : the reflection in service-learning methods

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    STUDI ELEMEN “TANEAN” DAN ESENSI WANITA PADA RUMAH TRADISIONAL TANEAN LANJANG

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    Tanean memiliki arti halaman tengah dan mengandung nilai kekerabatan dan nilai kerukunan yang kuat sebagai bagian dari Tanean Lanjang dan menjadi struktur utama untuk kesejahteraan hidup masyarakat Madura. Tanean atau halaman tengah ini memiliki aspek yang mendukung nilai sustainability yaitu fleksibilitas fungsi dan meningkatkan kesejahteraan pengguna. Selain itu masyarakat Madura juga juga meyakini bahwa perempuan harus dilindungi. Hal ini mendukung aspek sustainable untuk kesejahteraan perempuan. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk melihat apakah apakah nilai-nilai sustainable dari rumah tradisional Tanean Lanjang masih relevan dan dapat diaplikasikan pada masa kini. Nilai sustainable pada Tanean Lanjang diaplikasikan sebagai parameter dalam mendesain ruang publik atau ruang bersama dan restroom. Ruang publik dan restroom dipilih menjadi fokus masalah karena pada area ini, sering terjadi tindak kejahatan terhadap perempuan. Dari data yang ada, diperoleh bahwa ruang publik semakin minim seiring dengan bertambahnya kepadatan penduduk. Penelitian ini memiliki sifat kualitatif dan menggunakan metode studi literatur. Hasil dari penelitian menunjukkan bahwa nilai sustainable pada tanean masih relevan hingga saat ini. Selain itu, ditemukan bahwa ruang publik sangat dibutuhkan terutama pada bangunan tinggi. Dari penelitian ini, dapat diketahui bahwa restroom yang minim sekat dan bersifat unisex dapat mendukung kesejahteraan perempuan

    Daylight performance of courtyard wall design at low-cost flat in the tropics

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    Courtyard in a low-cost flat in the tropics provides daylight but it is usually protected with a corridor to control the solar radiation. Surrounded by a shaded corridor, daylight level of the adjacent dwelling rooms around the courtyard are reduced. Modification of courtyard wall by integrating a sloped light shelf is proposed to improve the daylight level on dwelling room and control excessive light penetration at the corridor. Experiment with simulation as a tool was used as a research method. Illuminance value, Daylight Factor and uniformity ratio of the base case, a courtyard wall design in a typical low-cost flat in Surabaya (latitude 7�15�55��S) using louver and case, a proposed courtyard wall design using sloped light shelf were compared, simultaneously with daylighting standards. The results demonstrated that courtyard wall modification reduced excessive average illuminance on the corridor in the range of 41% to 57.1% and improved average illuminance in dwelling room in the range of 0.9% to 19.2%. The proposed courtyard wall also increased illuminance uniformity ratio in both corridor and dwelling room. In order to improve daylight quantity and quality, a courtyard wall with sloped light shelf can be applied on a low-cost flat in the tropics

    Keliling Surabaya: dari budaya, kampung sampai kulinernya

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    Buku Keliling Surabaya: dari budaya, kampung sampai kulinernya ini terbit sebagai bagian dari memperingati Dies Natalis ke-60 Universitas Kristen Petra (UK Petra). Buku ini berusaha memotret Surabaya, kota di mana UK Petra lahir, bertumbuh, dan berkembang dalam upaya mencerdaskan kehidupan bangsa. Ribuan alumni yang berasal dari berbagai daerah, tersebar kembali di seluruh Indonesia. Keterbukaan Surabaya untuk menerima berbagai ragam suku dan agama, sudah terjadi sejak lama, bahkan jauh sebelum kedatangan Kolonial Belanda. Sebagai kota pesisir, Surabaya pernah menjadi kota pelabuhan utama di Pulau Jawa, menjadi daya tarik bagi banyak orang untuk singgah bahkan menetap di kota ini. Perjumpaan multi-etnik dan agama tersebut, membentuk kota ini menjadi kota yang menghargai multikultur dan agama secara egaliter dengan budaya Arek sebagai dasar dalam berinteraksi sosial

    Campus and non-government organization partnership methods assimilating students into communities

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    Architecture study could be seen as an ideal academic field for applying service-learning, since it requires skill and theoretical concepts for direct application to human situations and needs. And in fact, architecture study has long experience in learning by doing and has often come face to face with significant problems and issues, both professional and ethical. My course entitled \u27Housing, Informal Sector and Psychology\u27 applies service -learning approach, and is dedicated to encouraging architecture students to become socially responsible professionals by working on real design projects for local community. I prefer to choose one project for one class as individual project. I work with Habitat for Humanity, is a non -profit organization that very willing to work with me to identify service-learning opportunities. I am fortunate working together with Habitat for Humanity for many positive impacts for my students as a prospective architect. With Habitat, we join in their individual project that gives beneficial for several reasons, than in several project with man y partners. First, the projects are more manageable for the instructor because you are working with fewer community partners and projects. Also, because working on live projects is a new experience for most students, the collective previous experience of the group ten ds to make the transition from typical classroom activities easier. Second, Habitat is an international non-profit organization that focusing their interest in building homes, building lives, thus for architecture students is very beneficial. Further, I\u27ve found that students can make a more meaningful contribution to the community partner when working as a group because they can dedicate more time collectively to the project. As a result, they can learn how to be an architect for people in needs

    Role of Corridor in Territorial Meaning Formation in “Owned Low-cost Apartments” (‘Rusunami’) Bidara Cina, Jakarta, Indonesia

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    Urbanization and urban land shortage are crucial issues that require different solutions in every country. Development of “vertical housing” (“owned and rental low-cost apartments”) is one of the alternatives to overcome the huge demand of urban housing, especially for low-income group. The design of “low-cost apartments” (‘rusuna’) in Jakarta with a floor area of apartment units (‘sarusun’ units) 18-24 m2 (private territory) inhabited by several family members, who can be seen putting their belongings on the corridor, “residual space”, and public space (public territory). These conditions finally establish patterns of behavior to adapt to the circumstances and environment that can lead to territorial issues, social conflict and “occupancy” of public space for private purposes. This research will study the sense of territoriality for residents and find the role of corridor in territorial meaning formation in ‘rusuna’ (‘rusunami’ and ‘rusunawa’), with a case study of the building block “A”, “owned low-cost apartments” (‘rusunami’) Bidara Cina in Jakarta, Indonesia. The research was conducted using qualitative methods through in-depth interviews to understand the territorial meaning, field observation, activities mapping the corridor “occupancy” for private purposes, as well as reviewing the related theories from literature and journal reviews about characteristics of the territoriality in architecture. The results found that the role of corridor as manifestation of the physical needs: need of space, culture & habit, economic necessity, agreement; and physiological needs: tolerance, security & safety, perception, togetherness, social interaction; has a great influence on the formation of territorial meaning in block “A” building ‘rusunami’ Bidara Cina, Jakarta, Indonesia

    Community outreach program : a model of international service-learning program

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    Designed as community service program Petra Christian University (Universitas Kristen Petra – UK Petra) and some international partners, Community Outreach Program (COP) was firstly established in 1995. It is an inter-discipline educational activity with an aim to give a learning experience by living in a community, to give response to the actual social life and to help developing the community. As part of the curriculum, COP is an effective means to raise students’ awareness regarding with community development. They are expected not only giving contribution to the community, but also gaining a better multicultural understanding among the participants themselves. For more than a decade, UK Petra has involved hundred local and international students to do real and direct service to the society. Further, UK Petra also collaborates with local governments and some overseas universities to conduct COP. From 1995-2003, UK Petra had partnered with local government of Magetan and Dongseo University (Korea), HongKong Baptist University and Inholland University (The Netherlands) to hold COP annually in Magetan (East Java). Then, since 2004 up to present, COP has served Kediri with more international partners, International Christian University (Japan), St. Andrew University (Japan) and Lingnan University (Hong Kong). The participants are involved in two kinds of projects during their stay in the village. First, physical projects, such as: renovating or constructing public facilities, and creating healthy environment health. Another project deals with non-physical issues, such as: sharing expertise through formal and non-formal education, exchanging cultural variety and building a nice bond and understanding. In 2007, Community Outreach Program (COP) recognized as an International Service-Learning. Afterwards, it leads into another recognition in 2009 from United Board for Christian Higher Education in Asia (UBCHEA) who awarded a grant to Petra Christian University to conduct International Service-Learning Activity in a broader scope. Hence, COP is expected not only as the one-way program of serving community, but also a two-way learning process in a larger scope of internationalization. Overall, in a global context, COP is Paper presented as a nice media to learn about understanding in diversity, peace building issues, contribute life to empower others and become an inspiration

    STUDY OF OPEN-AIR MUSEUM ON KAYUTANGAN STREET CORRIDOR

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    The Kayutangan Corridor is one of the areas in Malang that holds many historical values, namely as a shopping center in the Dutch colonial era. However, the glory and history of kayutangan began to fade with the times. This research's general objective is to provide a design proposal for the Kayutangan corridor that can present historical stories of the buildings along the corridor, such as an open-air museum, with the building as its object. The research method used is descriptive qualitative research with a signage theory approach. The final result of this study is the proposed signage and pedestrian design in the Kayutangan corridor
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