SHARED SPACE BASED DESIGN FOR HERITAGE CORRIDORS ALKATERI STREET-SUNIARAJA STREET

• Main Author: Nabilah, Nisa
• Format: Theses
• Language: Indonesia
• Online Access: https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/62141
• Institution: Institut Teknologi Bandung

Bandung city has a quite a lot of public space available throughout the city but not all public spaces in the city of Bandung are in good condition. On the other hand, the availiable spaces are limited. Cases on the public zone’s need also happened on Bandung’s corridor, to be precisely at Alkateri Street-Suniaraja Street. Alkateri Street-Suniaraja Street located on the centre of bussiness district in Bandung also has many problems caused by varieties of activities happened on the corridor, which was not accomodated well, not only informal activities like PKL(Pedagang Kaki Lima)/street vendors, until ilegal parking on the pedestrian way also lessens the public space quality and pedestrian mobility. The implementation of Shared Space conceps upon this case is the neccessary measurement to solve every problems at Alkateri Street-Suniaraja Street. The purpose of this thesis is to make a design that is considered capable of improving both the quality of space and the quality of life of the local community.. This design is done by using the Fragmental Process method. Qualitative approach used for data collection method. The on site surveys dictates that Alkateri StreetSuniaraja Street corridor was not pedestrian-friendly, ironically, this corridor is also one of the Bandung’s Heritage site. Their status as Bandung’s Heritage site could acted as one of the potential of the corridor. To answer all the problems and improve the potential that exists on Alkateri Street-Suniaraja Street, the design is carried out by providing a decent and pedestrian-friendly space through the concept of Shared Space which aims to improve the quality of space and the quality of life of the people. The implementation of Shared Space on Jalan Alkateri-Jalan Suniaraja will solve problems related to road surface repair, adding street furniture to facilitate user needs, controlling street vendors and parking activities, as well as providing corridors that are friendly to users with special needs. Improvements made to several elements of the corridor as well as the addition of facilities can solve some of the problems that occur on Jalan Alkateri-Jalan Suniaraja, which will directly improve the safety, comfort, quality of space and quality of life of the local community.