Horizontal Spatial Transformation of Home-Based Enterprises in Kampung Karangasem, Depok, Sleman

Puspita, Luluk Rani; Rahmi, Dwita Hadi

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“…This phenomenon is referred to as HBE or Home Based Enterprises, which is the use of housing as a micro business, run by family members or non-family members as employees [13]. The application of the HBE concept is adjusted to the function or type of business space, where it is necessary to make changes to the existing residential space layout which is adjusted by considering the benefits for the purpose of commercial activities [14]. In Kampong Sosrowijayan, the application of the HBE concept was influenced by the condition of the location of the Kampong located near the Malioboro area which was oriented towards tourism.…”

Section: Housing and Enterprises In Sosrowijayanmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Meanwhile, Nisa & Haryanto [12] discusses about the form of responses from local residents due to the rapid growth of tourism in the vicinity. The research model was also carried out by Puspita & Rahmi [14], but discussed more about the form of transformation of residential houses into HBE due to the growth of educational facilities in the vicinity. While research conducted by Tyas [17] HBE is used as an alternative postearthquake development for the economic recovery of the community.…”

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“…Home-based Enterprises (HBE) can be defined as the use of housing as a micro-business, run by family members or non-family members as employees. There are three main components, namely, business, family, and home [13] [14]. The application of the HBE concept is adapted to the function or type of business space, as happened in Kampung Sosrowijayan, a tourism-oriented HBE house.…”

Section: A Home-based Enterprises (Hbe)mentioning

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“…4 shows the location points of the HBE houses as the case study. [14] house that was established in 2009. It has a 1-story building with a division of space, 14% of the area of the house is used for laundry business.…”

Section: B Hbe Typology In Sosrowijayan Kampongmentioning

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“…According to Marsoyo in 2002 [14], Spatial change is one way of adaptation of the HBE house. Strategies in realizing HBE houses have 3 categories namely, (1) division of space, (2) expansion of space, and (3) change of space.…”

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Home-based Enterprises in the International Kampong of Sosrowijayan: Housing Typology and Hybrid Cultural Approach to Tourism Development

Suparwoko¹,

Raharjo²

2020

Proceedings of the EduARCHsia &Amp; Senvar 2019 International Conference (EduARCHsia 2019)

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This paper analyses home-based enterprises focusing on housing space typology and the hybrid cultural approach to the restaurant interior-exterior arrangement in the International Kampong of Sosrowijayan, Yogyakarta. Homebased enterprise (HBE) is defined as a home that functions as both a residence and a income generator. It is achieved through economic activities within the residential spaces, i.e., the space inside and outside the house, with unlimited type of work, carried out by non-family or family members as employees, yet they have bounded by no definite rules. The Eastern Sosrowijayan Kampong, which is better known as Kampung Internasional (International Kampong), is an informal residential area located on the western part of Malioboro street, and south of the Main Railway Station of Yogyakarta (Tugu Station). The case study method conducted in making this paper is qualitative by describing the housing space typology concerning on the home-based enterprises and spaces arrangement based on different services to the visitors in Sosrowijayan Kampong. The research found that housing space typologies are based on various enterprises in the case study including accommodation, travel agencies, tourist guides, businesses related to hotel services and facilities such as laundry, restaurants, souvenir shops and tourist information. Another finding was that the restaurant business in Sosrowijayan as the International Kampong is able to represent a unique hybrid culture that creates a different performance of interior and exterior arrangement. This could occur because of a mixture style of services between local and western cultures as they cater both international and domestic visitors or tourists in many seasons.

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Nkonde,

Utete

2024

Eureka: SH

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Informal entrepreneurship is the bedrock of the economy and plays an integral part in lowering unemployment and poverty. Although there are studies, conducted on entrepreneurship in general in South Africa, limited research has been carried out specifically on informal entrepreneurship. Using neo-liberalism theory, the study sought to investigate the challenges, faced by informal entrepreneurship in South Africa. The usable data was collected from 242 informal entrepreneurs operating their businesses in a large municipality in North of KwaZulu-Natal in South Africa. The study adopted quantitative research approach and descriptive research design. The study employed random sampling technique under the ambit of probability sampling method. Data, collected through the close-ended questionnaire, were analysed using the Statistical Programme for the Social Sciences (SPSS) programme version 29.0. The closed-ended questions were designed in the form of a 5-point Likert scale and dichotomous questions where respondents had to choose the answer that best suited their choice. The non-parametric inferential statistics were utilised to identify the challenges, faced by informal entrepreneurship. The major challenges, found by this paper, include insufficient municipal services, lack of appropriate government support, lack of access to funding, and strict government policies and regulations. In relation to daily operational challenges, faced by informal enterprises, the results indicated unfair competition and lack of water and electricity on the site as key challenges, experienced when operating their businesses. Training, coaching, and mentoring should be provided to informal entrepreneurs as significant support mechanisms for informal SMMEs. The municipalities should profile informal enterprises and engage financial institutions, such as banks, to establish a semi-formal credit approach that would permit informal enterprises to borrow small and affordable sums of money for capital injection

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The effect of the furniture industry towards the layout pattern of business house space in the Jorongan Village, Probolinggo

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Yusran

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ARTEKS J. Tek. Arsit.

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Jorongan Village is as an area designated as the Furniture Industry Center of Probolingggo Regency, thereby leading to changes in some houses functionality from residential to business. This certainly changes the internal and external layout of the houses used for furniture business. The purpose of this research is to identify the spatial layout pattern of business houses in the furniture industrial center area of Probolinggo Regency. This research was carried out with the behavior mapping approach used to describe the existing space in each furniture business house. Therefore, based on the analysis results, there are four patterns of business function space layout, the first, second, and third are located at the front, side and partially inside the building, while the other part is located in the side. Furthermore, the pattern with part of the business function space is located inside the building, and partly outside the front and side of the house. The result showed that three houses had irregular patterns with different layouts from other businesses.

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Horizontal Spatial Transformation of Home-Based Enterprises in Kampung Karangasem, Depok, Sleman

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Home-based Enterprises in the International Kampong of Sosrowijayan: Housing Typology and Hybrid Cultural Approach to Tourism Development

Home-based Enterprises in the International Kampong of Sosrowijayan: Housing Typology and Hybrid Cultural Approach to Tourism Development

Assessing the challenges faced by informal entrepreneurship

The effect of the furniture industry towards the layout pattern of business house space in the Jorongan Village, Probolinggo

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