POROSITY IN PLURALISM: MIXED-USED REDEVELOPMENT AT BANCEUY, BANDUNG

• Main Author: Fadli Prayoga, Aries
• Format: Final Project
• Language: Indonesia
• Subjects: Arsitektur
• Online Access: https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/39147
• Institution: Institut Teknologi Bandung

The trend of urban development that is focused on the main pathway causes the formation of "backward" areas behind these pathways and decreased space productivity. The backward area is an isolated residential area, surrounded by a dense wall of roadside shopping buildings. Therefore, it is necessary to re-develop or rebuild from the backward area by considering the opportunity to live from the local population, justice for all residents and prospective residents, and equal opportunities for all parties to access the space. One of the backward areas in the strategic area is the Banceuy area which is the design area. This design answers the issue of the principle of correspondence (law of correspondence) and Pluralism. The design of this final project applies the design concept "Porosity in Pluralism" which is realized to the design of the type of unit applied for diversification, expansion, and zoning of location grouping. Besides that, the building also has communal, transitional, and spatiotemporal areas to trigger mutualism interactions between residents. The orientation of the building leads to the river with the design of the site plan concentrating the green open space on the edge of the river. Masses of buildings are formed porous with communal functions on holes in the masses. The height of the building is also designed terraces in order to adjust the city's network in the Banceuy area. For commercial areas, it is designed to be oriented outward adjusting the potential of shadowing of mass formation.