Responsive Street furniture Design in Open Public Space with Sudirman’s Corridor User Oriented Approach

• Main Author: Anggasta (NIM : 27115038), Bramantyo
• Format: Theses
• Language: Indonesia
• Online Access: https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/26143
• Institution: Institut Teknologi Bandung

Bandung is one of the cities in Indonesia that focuses public space as a place to <br /> <br /> interact among its citizens. This can be seen from several newly built city parks, <br /> <br /> as well as rejuvenation of some existing city parks. The public space of the <br /> <br /> pedestrian is also received serious attention by the Government of Bandung, one <br /> <br /> of them is the Sudirman area that has been completed by the end of 2016. <br /> <br /> However, the integration between the region with the products in it less (Thamrin, <br /> <br /> 2017), on Sudirman area revitalization, which are existing street furniture there <br /> <br /> are not used effectively and are less communicative in representing the region. <br /> <br /> One of the initiatives to attract people to visit Sudirman area is to create <br /> <br /> responsive products with the characteristics of the area of street furniture. Street <br /> <br /> furniture based on its function is. So designing a responsive product according to <br /> <br /> characteristics can be an attraction to create interaction for its users. In addition <br /> <br /> to the standardization aspects that need to be considered, the characteristics of <br /> <br /> user activity and the characteristics of the area should also be a major <br /> <br /> consideration. Field observations and surveys were conducted to obtain the <br /> <br /> characteristics of the Sudirman area. These results are matched by literature <br /> <br /> review that results in tangible and intangible design needs. The results of <br /> <br /> observations in the form of photographs into guidelines that will be processed <br /> <br /> through sketch design that will then be developed schematically and produce an <br /> <br /> ideal alternative design for the area Sudirman Bandung. <br /> <br /> In a study focusing on the design of street furniture in the Sudirman Bandung <br /> <br /> corridor is to produce an alternative design that suits the needs of activities and <br /> <br /> needs visually or in conformity with environmental conditions Sudirman <br /> <br /> Bandung. Methodology in the creation of street furniture here can be a <br /> <br /> consideration for designers or the government in the procurement of street <br /> <br /> furniture in public spaces. It is necessary for the uniqueness in street furniture in a public space in order to bring the character of an area that will impact on the <br /> <br /> sense of belonging of the local community.