Assessment of Public Space Quality Using Good Public Space Index (Case Study of Merjosari Sub District, Municipality of Malang, Indonesia)

Siregar, Johannes Parlindungan

doi:10.1016/j.sbspro.2014.07.318

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“…The examination begins with a description of the residents' activities on the local wisdom of Kampong Lawas Maspati. The units noted were (1) the use of open public areas (alley road corridors) for economic, social, and cultural activities; and (2) the use of historic structures as a place of business and family historical residence. This description identifies the types of local wisdom that have enabled Kampong Lawas Maspati to exist in the face of urban development and pressure.…”

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“…The image and personality of a city are shaped by the evolution of the kampong, which serves as the embryo of urban growth. In Indonesian cities, complex residential neighborhoods that are also known as kampongs predominate [1]. Today, the physical and non-physical movements of the community, which are a symptom of an old village, can make the old village susceptible to pressure and even lead to its demise [2].…”

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Local Wisdom as a Medium for the Existence of the Ancient Town of the City- Case Study: Kampong Lawas Maspati Surabaya

Lesmana¹,

Antariksa²,

Wulandari³

et al. 2023

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Surabaya is essentially a collection of villages, some of which have survived to the present day and some of which have not. This achievement was achieved through a variety of activities and also by giving themes based on the historical background of the village and village activities, such as Kampong Lawas Maspati, which had a heritage theme due to the presence of numerous ancient buildings. The objective of this study is to determine whether local knowledge enables the ancient village of Maspati to survive and thrive despite the development and pressure of urban advancement. This local knowledge is also an endeavor to conserve local knowledge, which can become a village's identity. The findings can serve as suggestions for the establishment of urban communities with a comparable history. In this study, a qualitative research method employing a case study methodology was utilized. As a sampling technique, snowball sampling is utilized. The purpose of the qualitative descriptive analysis was to provide an overview of the local wisdom of Kampong Lawas Maspati throughout its existence. Since time immemorial, the residents of Kampong Lawas Maspati have been driven by a passion for indigenous knowledge. The findings of this study are the utilization of ancient buildings (heritage) as places of business, such as terraces that are used as cafes, living rooms where souvenir crafts are displayed, and public open spaces, corridors, alleys, and front yards of houses for social, cultural, and economic activities by placing storefront or selling carts (rombong). This demonstrates the existence of citizens in preserving local knowledge.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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Local Wisdom as a Medium for the Existence of the Ancient Town of the City- Case Study: Kampong Lawas Maspati Surabaya

Lesmana¹,

Antariksa²,

Wulandari³

et al. 2023

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“…These indexes include landscape metrics such as landscape structure indicators (Cook, 2002), landscape network connectivity indexes (Saura et al, 2011), open area indexes, habitable area indexes (Bölen et al, 2011) or vegetation surface width, distribution density (Liu et al, 2016), and weighted fractal indexes (Zhao et al, 2014). In addition to these, it is seen that indicators such as public space quality indexes (Siregar, 2014), visibility analyses, visual impact assessments (Saeidi et al, 2018), and urban landscape quality indexes (Gavrilidis et al, 2016) are used in examining the relations between public uses and their physical components. However, it can be said that these approaches focus on a singular main criterion and its sub-criteria clusters.…”

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Açık Alanların Kentsel Yüzey Performansının Çok Kriterli Karar Verme Yöntemi ile Değerlendirilmesi

Yakut¹

2022

Megaron

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The research presents a multi-criteria decision-making method that focuses on evaluating spatial performance by considering all areas without roads or structural elements as "urban surfaces". In this context, the Seyyid Ömer neighbourhood in Istanbul's Fatih district, as the study area, was discussed in detail in terms of physical, ecological, and social criteria and their sub-criteria. While the physical criteria include the size of each area and enclosure; the ecological criteria were studied with permeability rates and the normalised difference vegetation index (NDVI) value, which measures unit area through the amount of chlorophyll. In addition, the type of property and land use in the urban context, which are the main factors for citizens' interaction with open spaces, were included as sub-criteria under the main social criterion. The relationships between the identified criteria and the open space typologies in the neighbourhood were converted into an index using the analytical network process (ANP) to measure the urban surface performance. The developed index indicated that some urban voids stand out even more than the important ones and have greater potential than urban parks such as Çukur Bostan in terms of social and vegetation qualities. As a result of the research, a map of the importance level was created to illustrate the potential areas for improving the urban ecological performance. Then, various pocket parks such as Şelaleli Park and Skate Park and urban voids regarding their physical, ecological and social values were extracted as potential urban open spaces. With this structure, the research proposes a multi-criteria index that can be used to evaluate the potential of urban surfaces by putting them on a multi-dimensional and computable scale.

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“…The findings of MLR are motorized vehicles have a negative impact on GPSI. Impacts on GPSI that are both positive and negative are directly correlated with social use intensity and visitors' length of stay Siregar (2014).…”

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Public Space Development Dimensions: A Critical Review

Shukla

Chhabra

2023

ShodhKosh J. Vis. Per. Arts

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Public spaces are integral part of human life since ancient civilization. The traces can be found if form of Greek’s agora, Roman’s forum, Indian ghats etc. For the understanding of this crucial space, the paper presents a comprehensive review of literature relating to components for successful public spaces. The paper intents to understand initiatives adopted around the globe for the development of Public Space by comparing the suggested components and identify the gap in context of developing country with high density such as India. A systematic literature review is conducted to understand the expectations and requirements from public place. The finding highlights that women safety, gender ratio, engagement in and around the public space are yet to be explored. Also, safety cannot be equated with the security as it is a subspace of same. The theory of broken window needs to be mitigated and amalgamated with development of public place, to ensure maximum utilization of public space in developing countries. The study is helpful for constructing/ modifying the public space development toolkit.

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Assessment of Public Space Quality Using Good Public Space Index (Case Study of Merjosari Sub District, Municipality of Malang, Indonesia)

Cited by 21 publications

References 4 publications

Local Wisdom as a Medium for the Existence of the Ancient Town of the City- Case Study: Kampong Lawas Maspati Surabaya

Local Wisdom as a Medium for the Existence of the Ancient Town of the City- Case Study: Kampong Lawas Maspati Surabaya

Açık Alanların Kentsel Yüzey Performansının Çok Kriterli Karar Verme Yöntemi ile Değerlendirilmesi

Public Space Development Dimensions: A Critical Review

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