A phenomenon in urban disruption: the emergence of Coworking Spaces in Bandung

Sutriadi, Ridwan; Fachryza, Dimas Muhammad

doi:10.1016/j.heliyon.2021.e07663

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“…Most coworking space studies regard access to human capital (iii) as a key factor. For example, they identify proximity to universities and research centres (Mariotti et al 2017;Mourad et al 2021;Sutriadi and Fachryza 2021) as a main factor behind the spatial concentration of coworking spaces. Coworking spaces are centres of knowledge exchange (Bürgin et al 2021) and they enable knowledge exchange for creative workers.…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Location Patterns and Drivers of Coworking Spaces in European Regions

Méndez‐Ortega,

Smit,

Micek

2023

Tijd voor Econ & Soc Geog

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The location patterns of new working spaces and the factors driving their emergence have been widely studied in Europe. However, research has mainly focused on specific countries and very local areas. We widen this perspective to a regional one and conduct a cross‐country study of the location patterns and determinants of today's main new working spaces, specifically coworking spaces that facilitate collaboration and knowledge sharing. Coworking spaces are traditionally associated in the literature with vibrant urban places, but they are also found in non‐metropolitan regions. Drawing on a unique data set of coworking space locations in four large European countries (Spain, France, Germany and Poland), we test how demographic, economic, structural, technological and accessibility‐related determinants affect the location of these spaces. We then investigate whether the identified determinants vary between metropolitan and non‐metropolitan and between countries, controlling for spatial effects.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Location Patterns and Drivers of Coworking Spaces in European Regions

Méndez‐Ortega,

Smit,

Micek

2023

Tijd voor Econ & Soc Geog

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“…Coworking spaces are well known as the hubs of internet entrepreneurs (Wang & Loo, 2017 ), and researchers have been linking them to hackers (Pauline, 2005 ) while some others deem it a disruptive phenomenon in the urban real-estate market (Sutriadi & Fachryza, 2021 ). Authors claimed that such spaces encourage entrepreneurship even in sparse regions (Fuzi, 2015 ).…”

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confidence: 99%

Understanding the shared working spaces: a Geography of Co-working supply in Delhi

Tiwari

2022

GeoJournal

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The present paper investigates the location pattern of co-working spaces in Delhi which is absent in the existing body of knowledge. Delhi is a political, administrative, educational, scientific and innovation capital that accommodates many co-working spaces in India. We developed Ordinary least squares (OLS) and geographically weighted regression (GWR) models to understand the associations of co-working spaces of digital labourers with other urban socio-economic, services and lifestyle variables in Delhi using secondary data for 117 coworking locations in 280 municipal wards of NCT-Delhi. Model diagnostic suggested that the GWR model provides additional information regarding geographical distribution of coworking spaces, and density of bars, median house rent, fitness centres, metro train stations, restaurants, cinemas, cafés, and creative enterprises are statistically significant parameters to estimate them. The importance of coworking spaces has increased in the post-disaster period, so this study informs public policies to benefit people and companies who choose coworking routes, and recommends urban planners, developers, and real-estate professionals to consider the proximity of creative industries in planning and developing coworking spaces in the future. Also, in the post COVID-19 period, to increase local jobs and long-term place sustainability, a localised policy intervention for coworking spaces in Delhi is highly recommended.

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“…Co-working space is a contemporary phenomenon in a work environment performed by the digital native generation with relatively high education and predominantly working on creative industries (Rese, Kopplin, & Nielebock, 2020;Sutriadi & Fachryza, 2021) as a result of technological advancement and globalization where people from different professions or companies can work alongside each other and strengthen their networking and social support provided by the presence of a diverse community (Jeske & Ruwe, 2019). Co-working space evolve the traditional workspace where workers gathered as a company with the same purpose into shared the same workspace but individually working on a task and do not necessarily work on the same purpose (Jeske & Ruwe, 2019).…”

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Kampung Hejo SAE: Design Assistance of a COVID-19-Resilience Neighborhood

Weishaguna

Hindersah

Damayanti

et al. 2022

MIMBAR, Jurnal Sosial dan Pembangunan

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The sense of community is felt to be essential during the COVID-19 pandemic. The social bonds have become a mechanism for community resilience from the pandemic impact. The residents of Pasanggrahan, Ujungberung have formed this bond with various socio-cultural activities by optimizing community assets which are supported by Wallagri, a nature-cultural self-subsistent organization. Kampung Hejo SAE is a local neighborhood park which long been used as a collaborative space for creativity, productivity, the accomplishment of all community elements, and served as a public space. Design assistance was conducted through a series of FGD to create a productive and self-sustained community center. The descriptive qualitative analysis of FGD’s result found that there is a need for a space for community activities such as organic waste composter, recycling inorganic waste, rainwater harvesting, urban farming, and children's playground and aesthetics upgrading. The results show an aspiration that Kampung Hejo Sae could be optimized to mitigate the current situation of the COVID-19 pandemic such as the provision of isolation rooms and other sources of household-scale income.The sense of community is felt to be essential during the COVID-19 pandemic. The social bonds have become a community’scoping mechanism for community pandemicresiliencey from the pandemic impact. The residents of Pasanggrahan, Ujungberung have formed this bond with various socio-cultural activities by optimizing community assets which are supported by Wallagri, a nature-cultural self-subsistent organization. Kampung Hejo SAE is a local neighborhood park which long been used as a collaborative space for creativity, productivity, the accomplishment of all community elements, and served as a public space. Design assistance was conducted through a series of FGD to create a productive and self-sustained community center. The descriptive qualitative analysis of FGD’s result found that there is a need for a space for community activities space such as organic waste composter, recycling inorganic waste, rainwater harvesting, urban farming, and children's playground and aesthetics upgrading. The results show an aspiration that Kampung Hejo Sae could be optimized to mitigate the current situation of the COVID-19 pandemic such as the provision of isolation rooms and other sources of household-scale income.

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A phenomenon in urban disruption: the emergence of Coworking Spaces in Bandung

Cited by 9 publications

References 44 publications

Location Patterns and Drivers of Coworking Spaces in European Regions

Location Patterns and Drivers of Coworking Spaces in European Regions

Understanding the shared working spaces: a Geography of Co-working supply in Delhi

Kampung Hejo SAE: Design Assistance of a COVID-19-Resilience Neighborhood

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