Study on Urban Residual Space as Solutions Review for Area Problems

Ayudya, Diana; Anggiani, Mona

doi:10.22441/sinergi.2021.3.002

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“…d. Utilization of fabricated materials so that they are easy to install (time and labour efficiency). e. Designing a representative riverside area to become an attraction for the community aligns with the research results, presenting area identity to provide understanding to users [33,34,35]. The layout plan area can be seen in Figure 9 and the 3D perspective in Figure 10.…”

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Study of design criteria for the Ayung River estuary area as an urban riverfront park in Denpasar City, Bali

Dharmadiatmika,

Saputra,

Kohdrata

et al. 2023

Sinergi

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Public green open space management currently tends to be in strategic areas in Denpasar City, such as the Sanur coastal area, city center, and city roads. This centralization will, in time, create a feeling of saturation and require a new atmosphere and unequal development. One of the efforts is to explore the potential of vacant land in coastal areas that have yet to be touched by development, one of which is the estuary of the Ayung River. The community currently uses the edge of the estuary of the Ayung River for recreational activities. The first step is to have a design that supports this function, especially since this area has ecological benefits for the city. The research objectives can accommodate the community's needs, managers, regional potential, and sustainable landscape design approaches. The analysis technique used is descriptive analysis technique using walkability analysis and triangulation approaches. The results of the study integrate the theory of sustainable coastal area landscape design by producing design criteria, namely: Socio-cultural function design criteria with the principle approach of environmental community involvement, Economic function design criteria with the application of the economic tenets involving Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs), Environmental function criteria with the principles of waste management, linkage criteria with an energy efficiency function approach, and aesthetic function design criteria with a safe and comfortable material principle approach.

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Study of design criteria for the Ayung River estuary area as an urban riverfront park in Denpasar City, Bali

Dharmadiatmika,

Saputra,

Kohdrata

et al. 2023

Sinergi

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“…It follows that a piece of land or area that cannot be used effectively due to urban development and design is what is known as the city's remaining space or leftover space. Unintentionally created open and closed areas from a development or design activity are called leftover spaces (Ayudya et al, 2019). The majority of the research projects that were included in earlier systematic reviews were carried out in sprawling, sparsely populated regions of Australia and the United States.…”

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Urban void as an urban catalyst bridging the gap between the community

Aleha

Zahra

Qureshi

et al. 2023

Front. Built Environ.

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Due to the increase in population, there are fewer open spaces creating urban voids in cities nowadays. However, the opportunities made available to people by urban voids adequately indicate the necessity and significance of urban open spaces. The lack of proper planning and a good perception of the place led to the formation of lost spaces. These lost spaces are found everywhere and are treated as waste spaces. By reclaiming these urban voids, we can change them into public gathering spaces, pocket parks, or any user-friendly space admired by the users. The objective of the study is to determine why these waste spaces are called urban voids and are not utilized to their full potential. The identified area for the case study is near Railway Colony in Multan. The selected area is L-shaped and connected with the base of a flyover, which creates a huge void. The spatial methodology, which is based on identifying the physical conditions and surveys, which depend on user ratings, was the foundation of the research methodology. Users assigned ratings for the space performance, which was determined by the spatial analysis approach and differed in terms of space structure and attributes. A total of 280 participants (118 females and 162 men) rated the technical, functional, and aesthetic performance of the spaces they occupy using a Likert attitude scale, with 70 individuals from each of the identified connected urban voids under the flyover. The results showed that space performance affects user satisfaction and the space usage level after design interventions.

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“…Hence, with a higher impervious value of the area, it prevents the rainwater from infiltrating the soil. This land use changes because of a growth in the population, which increases the conversion of land use from open space to residential areas [4]. The development of residential areas not supported by the planning of drainage systems and good drainage infrastructure may cause inundation or flooding [5].…”

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The assessment of drainage performance in the residential area using SWMM

Juliastuti,

Wihartono,

Setyandito

et al. 2023

Sinergi

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Flood is a general issue that can lead to the life and safety of residents. One of the problems is the lack of capacity in the drainage system in a residential area. This paper will analyze the drainage system based on the capacity in one of the residential clusters. The method for the drainage system performance in hydrology analysis was carried out with Log Person, and the return period for rainfall duration is ten years (R10) for hydraulic analysis using drainage system modeling with EPA – SWMM 5.1. The result based on hydrological is the precipitation for flood forecasting is 159.79 mm. It is found that the drainage capacity is filled in downstream of the main drain with a maximum discharge of 2.726 m3/s and secondary drains with a maximum discharge of 0.624 m3/s. Improvements were made to resolve the insufficiency of the existing channels by running two different scenarios: (1) Re-design the dimensions of the main and secondary channels, (2) Implement a detention pond, as well as re-design the dimensions of the secondary channels. Both scenarios could overcome the flood problem. Scenario 2 shows a higher reduction in the flow discharge at the downstream channel compared to scenario 1.

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Study on Urban Residual Space as Solutions Review for Area Problems

Cited by 4 publications

References 7 publications

Study of design criteria for the Ayung River estuary area as an urban riverfront park in Denpasar City, Bali

Study of design criteria for the Ayung River estuary area as an urban riverfront park in Denpasar City, Bali

Urban void as an urban catalyst bridging the gap between the community

The assessment of drainage performance in the residential area using SWMM

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