Identification of Residual Space: A Case Study of Sumur Bandung District

Authors

  • Sabita Thifal Amani Master of Urban Design, School of Architecture, Planning, and Policy Development
  • Woerjantari Kartidjo School of Architecture, Planning, and Policy Development Institut Teknologi Bandung

Keywords:

urbanization, land-demand, appropriation, sumur-bandung, residual-space, manifestation

Abstract

Nowadays, the urbanization phenomenon is consistent with the increasing demand for land availability. On the other side, there is more residual space found in several cities, one of them is Bandung. This residual space is mainly caused by the conversion of land use as urbanization occurs. Moreover, this space has caused some informal appropriation which caused unsettling conditions. Using the literature review and satellite image analysis, this research is focused on the identification of residual space in Sumur Bandung District as a small sample of Bandung. Several studies are reviewed to obtain a theoretical basis of analysis such as typology, forming factors, and qualities of residual space. This research is conducted to find a new manifestation of residual space according to the context of Bandung. The access of transportation modes and pedestrians becomes the scope limitation of this study. As a result, there are six manifestations of residual space found in Sumur Bandung District, such as space above the alley; pedestrian way without significant activities; utility box infrastructure; transitive area; unused entrance; and pedestrian platform. These manifestations will become the objects of advanced study to be processed as a more efficient utilization for the city.

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Published

2022-11-18

How to Cite

Amani, S. T., & Kartidjo, W. (2022). Identification of Residual Space: A Case Study of Sumur Bandung District. ITB Graduate School Conference, 2(1), 248–264. Retrieved from https://gcs.itb.ac.id/proceeding-igsc/index.php/igsc/article/view/87

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