The Need of Green Open Spaces as the Effect of Urban Waterfront Development in Sungai Bilu, a Stream Corridor Neighbourhood in Banjarmasin

Caesarina, Hanny Maria; Humaida, Nadia; Amali, Muhammad Faiz; Wahyudi, Muhammad Wira

doi:10.1051/matecconf/201928003015

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“…The traditional settlements become very dense and left no more space for green space. This situation almost similar to other cities in the world which need to deal with high density settlements along riverside area [3], [4]. Green space itself is one of the indicators in 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) no 11, sustainable cities and communities.…”

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“…The local Government of Banjarmasin already tried to improve the quality of the riverside area, especially in the settlements. In 2018 they started the project called "Kampung Hijau/Green Village" in one of the districts of Banjarmasin [4], [5]. This project renovated the settlements along the riverside area and adding greeneries to the area.…”

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The Alternatives for Urban Green Space in Riverside Area of Banjarmasin to Create a Sustainable City

Caesarina¹,

Rahmani²

2021

Proceedings of the 2nd Borobudur International Symposium on Science and Technology (BIS-STE 2020)

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Green space as one of the indicators of sustainable city in riverside area is very important to Banjarmasin, the city of thousands river. However, due to the limited space, no other form of urban green space founded in the riverside area of the city other than greeneries. This research aimed to identify the alternatives of urban green space in riverside area that will be useful towards a sustainable city. Descriptive qualitative method was used in this research. Series of field research and observation were done, and interview with the local people. The data then analyzed with triangulation method. The result shows that urban green space in riverside area in Banjarmasin must accommodate the space of river to create some forms of green space such as floating communal space and green corridor along the river. A greener neighborhood is important for sustainable city. This research can be useful for to plan urban green space in riverside cities in Indonesia, especially in Kalimantan where a lot of cities are directly connected to the local river. Planning and design for riverside cities should consider to put more attention to connect its green space and river.

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The Alternatives for Urban Green Space in Riverside Area of Banjarmasin to Create a Sustainable City

Caesarina¹,

Rahmani²

2021

Proceedings of the 2nd Borobudur International Symposium on Science and Technology (BIS-STE 2020)

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“…However, street infrastructure had a smaller impact. This was likely because residents who prefer to walk on waterfront paths are more concerned with the natural landscape, green space, and vegetation, which all impact the waterfront's natural environment [69]. In addition, residents who prefer waterfront paths are more concerned with natural environmental quality; consequently, environmental quality has a greater impact.…”

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Urban Residents’ Preferred Walking Street Setting and Environmental Factors: The Case of Chengdu City

2023

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To date, most studies on building environments and walking behavior have utilized top-down approaches (e.g., big data or social media data) yet lack bottom-up approaches to verify their findings. Therefore, this study divided urban streets into three main settings (community streets, waterfront paths, and urban greenways) and collected data from a sample of 411 urban residents in Chengdu via an online questionnaire to examine the impact of street environmental factors on their choice of walking path. It was found that: (1) people with higher levels of education preferred streets with water bodies as walking paths; (2) the environmental quality of the physical and aesthetic aspects both had an impact on residents’ choices, and the aesthetic environmental quality had a stronger impact; (3) the impact of most infrastructures on community streets was stronger than on other streets; (4) residents were more concerned about the environmental quality of waterfront paths and urban greenways. Based on these findings, three design patterns for residents’ preferred street environments are proposed.

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Danau Seran, a pit lake in an ex-mining area as an opportunity for sustainable tourism

Caesarina¹,

Hirsan

2020

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The mining activities left so many environmental impacts on its ex-mining areas. Some of the abandoned open-cut mines often filled by groundwater or rainwater and turn into pit lakes. Despite its toxic water and other environmental problem, this pit lakesbecome a tourist attraction in some areas. This research aimed to analyse whether a pit lake in the ex-mining area is potential for sustainable tourism and how it impacts the environment and local community. This research took DanauSeran (Seran Lake), ex-diamond mining as a case study. Some field research and interviews with local communities were done during this research. The environmental condition of the area shows that the water of Danau Seran is acidic and harmful for long term daily use. No green plantation is seen in the area. Based on 3A tourism principle (Attractiveness, Amenity, Accessibilities), Danau Seran has fulfilled almost all principles of 3A. The result shows that Danau Seran as a pit lake needs to improve its environmental quality and community development through reclamation. Hence, this will create an opportunity for sustainable tourism.

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The Need of Green Open Spaces as the Effect of Urban Waterfront Development in Sungai Bilu, a Stream Corridor Neighbourhood in Banjarmasin

Cited by 4 publications

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The Alternatives for Urban Green Space in Riverside Area of Banjarmasin to Create a Sustainable City

The Alternatives for Urban Green Space in Riverside Area of Banjarmasin to Create a Sustainable City

Urban Residents’ Preferred Walking Street Setting and Environmental Factors: The Case of Chengdu City

Danau Seran, a pit lake in an ex-mining area as an opportunity for sustainable tourism

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