RIVERSIDE LANDSCAPE DESIGN BASED ON HISTORIC URBAN LANDSCAPE CASE: KALI SEMARANG CORRIDOR KELENTENG TAY KAK SIE (PECINAN AREA)

• Main Author: Permatasari Haryanto, Ayu
• Format: Theses
• Language: Indonesia
• Subjects: Desain dan dekorasi bangunan dan aksesori
• Online Access: https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/53582
• Institution: Institut Teknologi Bandung

the early 18th century, Semarang River became the main access for Malays, Chinese and Dutch people to land in Semarang City. Then in colonial times, Semarang River played a very important role as a means of transportation to carry daily necessities and merchandise from outside Semarang. Considering that the Semarang River has played a very significant role in the history of the city of Semarang, namely as the unifier of the entire area, the Government has carried out the Structuring of the Semarang Heritage Area Building by considering the historical areas throughout the city of Semarang. This arrangement was then confirmed by the issuance of Mayor's Decree (SK) No. 650/157 dated June 28, 2005 which regulates the Revitalization of the Chinatown Area and at the same time becomes a center for Chinese cultural tourism in Semarang City. In its application, there are several obstacles that arise, such as the lack of public awareness to protect and care for the Semarang River, the not yet maximized development of the Semarang River corridor landscape and the river border which is currently a back area for settlements. water based on Historic Urban Landscape which can be useful ecologically, culturally, historically and recreationally in the context of Chinese settlement in Semarang City. In addition, the waterfront area in the Kali Semarang corridor in the Chinatown area is also expected to become a center for Chinese cultural tourism that can be connected among other historical areas such as Lawang Sewu, Chinatown and Kota Lama and even to Bandarharjo. Therefore, the Historic Urban Landscape (HUL) approach will be used to understand the urban landscape, assess the challenges and opportunities for regional development, and formulate design principles and implementation criteria for future development based on tangible and intangible urban heritage sites. From the data obtained from physical analysis and interviews, the researcher found that the majority of buildings facing the river and river border roads do not have a good design according to their regulations and functions. There are applications that can be done, namely identifying the physical condition of the design area to increase awareness of historical buildings and socio-cultural values, managing the entire landscape of the Kali Semarang corridor, preserving traditional culture, providing landscape design and new plant species and managing tourism to maintain community survival traditional.