Building Beneficial Roof Insulation in Vertical Housing : Physical and Economical Selection Method

Hotspot distribution area is very important to know, in order to anticipate and minimize the risk of fire. The research objective is The Potential Mapping of Land Fires Using SNPP VIIRS. The research used a survey method to collect data. Data processing techniques using ArcGIS software with scoring, overlay and clustering techniques. The highest number of hotspots in South Kalimantan is in Banjar Regency, with 17428 including low confidence (1303), nominal confidence (15444) and high confidence (681). The results of the mapping of existing Fire Potentials can be used as a basis for mitigation actions and providing recommendations for disaster management to reduce the risk of increasing environmental damage in the future.

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Potential Mapping of Land Fire Using SNPP VIIRS as a Basis for Environmental Damage Mitigation

Kumalawati¹,

Yuliarti²,

Anggraeni³

et al. 2021

“…In this part, the economic view of designing the food waste composter is presented. This details the lowest effective cost, which also applies in designing a roof insulation 32) . An estimation of the fabrication cost of the customised parts without the labour cost is tabulated in Table 5.…”

Section: Fabrication Partsmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Preliminary Conceptual Design Approach of Food Waste Composter Design

Angie¹,

Tokit²,

Rahman³

et al. 2021

This paper reports the conceptual design of a household kitchen food waste composter. Several conceptual approaches, such as Quality Function Deployment (QFD), Concept Generation, and Concept of Evaluation using PUGH Method are implemented. The component selection is applied using House of Quality method, and the final design is presented and selected using PUGH Method. Design 1 is selected as the best composter design. The material selection and the cost of the components are also presented. The conceptual design approach highlights its benefit as the preliminary method in designing the food waste composter.

“…It can be seen from the picture, at that time, the space that was made between each column are wide enough to function as the shopper's access, so the merchants and the shoppers had their space (figure 2). Indonesia has tropical climate 23) , and to respond this, Karsten designed Pasar Johar's ceiling to be high enough to provide space for warm and mild air to exchangecausing good air circulation for the interior. This also could prevent the warm air to return to the ground and make a bad air circulation.…”

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confidence: 99%

A Place to Remember: The Erasure of Pasar Johar’s Collective Memory

Nurmaraya

Lukito²

2020

History and collective memory can be maintained through heritage building conservation because collective memory can be represented through an architectural object. It is important to preserve the whole story of the building, the architectural form, and the memory related to the building as well as the society so that all of those aspects can be passed down to the next generation. The conservation of both tangible and intangible characters of a heritage building is a key aspect to attain a sustainable city and society. When a heritage building is physically destroyed, the connection among people, the building, the collective memory of the building is also vanished and this condition can be considered as an example of terror in architecture. This paper discusses terror in architecture, especially when the building is slowly destroyed, and the memory that people have about the building is being attacked. The aim of the paper is to investigate whether there is any linkage between the physical changes of the building and collective memory of the society. This study appoints Pasar Johar Semarang as a study case since it is a heritage building that experienced some changes and misfortunes such as fire incident in 2015. In order to do so, this paper will connect some theories on heritage building conservation, collective memory, and terror in architecture. This paper concludes that Pasar Johar encounters terror in its architecture because the building is slowly damaged by physical intervention, ignorance from the authority and fire incident, at the end those situations cause the collective memory of society for the market slowly disappears.