Diversity and Utilization of Public Space in Rusunawa Mariso, Makassar – Indonesia

Bunawardi, Ratriana Said; Suzuki, Yoshihiro; Hiroki, Yuasa

doi:10.3130/jaabe.15.433

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“…When investigating how space influences social interaction, most studies focused on the space, such as through space syntax (e.g., El-Darwish, 2022;Ridwana et al, 2018) or personcentred mapping in a short timeframe, as demonstrated by Bunawardi et al (2016). However, social capital is rooted in the individual and then influenced by the surroundings, including the built environment.…”

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“…Furthermore, even in the case of middle-rise Rusunawa, only some studies explore the relationship between space and social interaction and capital. For example, Bunawardi et al (2016) discussed the type of social interaction and the diversity of social demographics in different space configurations. In addition, Wijayanti et al (2019) also highlight the importance of spaces as the nexus of civic activities to foster social capital.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Do Where People Interact Matters to Social Capital? Comparative Analysis of Middle- and High-Rise Public Housing

Malik

2024

J.Archit.Des.Urban

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As a growing country, the challenge of providing affordable housing has grown over recent years. Public housing has emerged as a leading government initiative to provide better housing alternatives, especially for low incomes. However, due to the limited land availability, public housing development has shifted from middle- to high-rise housing type. Previous studies have shown that high-rise living can have detrimental effects on low-income residents, especially regarding their social capital. This study explores the interactional spaces within both housing types, their social capital, and whether the former influences the latter. Quantitative analysis was conducted on 255 respondents in middle- and high-rise public housing for low incomes in the Jakarta Special Region, Indonesia. The results indicated some similarities as well as differences in both housing styles. Respondents in both housing types mostly interacted in corridor areas, even though the percentage was higher for the high-rise case. Moreover, while both cases lacked the same social capital indicators, the middle-rise case had a relatively better situation than its high-rise counterparts. Furthermore, it was found that interactional spaces appear to influence their social capital, and the effects were varied for both middle- and high-rise and each social capital indicator. This study concludes that the intensity of interaction within a particular space does not necessarily translate to better social capital.

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Do Where People Interact Matters to Social Capital? Comparative Analysis of Middle- and High-Rise Public Housing

Malik

2024

J.Archit.Des.Urban

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“…Housing should provide open space as a means of socializing residents housing. Comfortable, healthy, and affordable city residence is a critical issue in every developing country, particularly in urban areas (Bunawardi, Suzuki, & Yuasa, 2016).…”

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Study of Satisfaction: Open Space Housing in the South Tangerang Region

Anggiani

Jamila

2019

Sinergi

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Housing is one of the necessities that must be fulfilled by every human being so that in the procurement of housing, the government has issued its own rules and regulations. Human needs are no less important that related to house is the existence of facilities. One of the essential means that needs to be held on housing is to conduct social activities or interaction among citizens. However, developers as providers of commercial houses in private housing have provided open space is also intended as one place for residents to social activities and did not escape the requirements of reforestation. The problem is what needs to be studied, what the problem is. This research is designed to find out the extent of the successful use of open space that has been provided by developers in private housing. By evaluating open space user satisfaction on house, referring to certain variables both from the non-physical and physical side is the method to be done in this research. The results of the study state that open space in Grand Serpong 2 housing is quite good from accessibility factors. But the less maintained condition of the open space made the residents less interested in visiting the room so that the occupants' attachment to the space was not good enough. Hopefully, if the discovery of the response of housing, residents can be used as one of thought or consideration for the future for housing providers, to provide open space that can be utilized by the citizens.

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“…According to BPS (Badan Pusat Statistik) Indonesia, housing development in Indonesia has reached 15 million units in around 2014-2015. The condition can be exacerbated by the growth of about 800,000 new households each year (Bunawardi et al, 2016). To overcome, the Indonesian government has targeted 1 million dwellings per year starting from 2015.…”

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“…In Indonesia, which tends to be hot and humid, most of the dwellings that are now developed are medium and tall buildings. Indonesia generally has three types of apartments/flats, namely simple flats (Rusun), medium flats (Apartments), and luxury flats (Kondomium) (Bunawardi et al, 2016). Rusun itself can be categorized as Affordable Housing (AH).…”

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The Effect of Residential Room Configuration on Natural Ventilation of Rusun Units to Achieve Low Energy Building

Ririhena

Syafii

2021

AJSE

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Rusun is a simple flat categorized as Affordable Housing (AH), which means it requires economic energy efficiency and optimal Natural Ventilation (NV) to manifest and provide comfort for users. This research will review the effect of spatial configuration on NV conditions of Rusun unit in terms of the condition of wind flow (WF) and wind speed (WS) value in each residential room by simulation method.The condition of the unit is on the 10th floor and height of 31.5m with an outdoor WS of 1.62 m/s in three different space configurations. It was found from the simulation that residential space that has direct access from openings both inlet and exit (outlet) has a more optimal WF and WS. From the WF condition and WS value following the needs of residential user activities, it is expected to optimize NV in Rusun units and in line with that, can realize energy-efficient Rusun buildings in terms of occupancy.

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Diversity and Utilization of Public Space in Rusunawa Mariso, Makassar – Indonesia

Cited by 7 publications

References 8 publications

Do Where People Interact Matters to Social Capital? Comparative Analysis of Middle- and High-Rise Public Housing

Do Where People Interact Matters to Social Capital? Comparative Analysis of Middle- and High-Rise Public Housing

Study of Satisfaction: Open Space Housing in the South Tangerang Region

The Effect of Residential Room Configuration on Natural Ventilation of Rusun Units to Achieve Low Energy Building

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