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An IoT Solar Lamp With PV System
Authors: Gunawan A F , Wibawa A G , Linggarjati J 
Published: August 2021

Abstract
This research paper aims to increase the efficiency of electric usage via IoT technology. An IoT Solar Lamp is a system that aims to use solar energy as the alternative green energy to reduce AC power line consumption from our national grid system (PLN). There has been some successful product such as this one (e.g. branded Sonoff switch), but it has not used Solar PV as the main source of green energy. Therefore this system is unique because it promotes green energy usage in household application. This remote controlled lamp has 2 pieces of solid-state relay that choose electricity supplies, either from the AC power line or from the battery. The battery will be charged by a 50Wp solar panel and this system uses NodeMCU-ESP8266 that has connectivity to the internet, such that the users can choose voltage supply source and turn the lamp on or off, with a smartphone. The result of this study shows that the system can be powered by 12Volt-18Ah battery for approximately 3 hours.
Automatic Pet Feeder with Solar PV System
Authors: Airikala A V , Prasetya H C , Linggarjati J 
Published: August 2021

Abstract
Everything that has been done within the scope of this research is aimed towards designing a device with a solar voltage source, that is capable of directly and automatically feeding a pet animal by adhering to the schedule and conditions pre-determined by the user. The design utilizes the ESP8266 Wi-Fi module as a controller that receives weight data about the pet’s food inside a container. The Arduino also controls a servo that opens the container based on the parameters set by the user via a Blynk app in a smartphone. This system includes a relay to switch from a wall socket adapter power supply to a battery connected to a solar panel. The obtained results satisfy the purpose of the research. The device was able to operate well using the utility grid and it can last for two hours solely on a 12 V 6Ah lead-acid battery. The device is 100 % accurate in adhering to the user’s schedule, responding with an average delay time of 1.4375 seconds between the Blynk application to the ESP8266 system.
Shelf life of Microencapsulated and Free Cells of Lactobacillus plantarum IS-10506 at Different Temperatures
Authors: Wusqy N. K. , Surono I. S. 
Published: August 2021

Abstract
Survival of microencapsulated probiotic Lactobacillus plantarum IS-10506 ofdadih origin at different storage conditions has been investigated. L. plantarum cells suspension was dispersed in Flocel pH 101 mixed with skim milk powder and dried by Fluid Bed Dryer (FBD) at 37°C for 2 hours, then microencapsulated by 4.75% (w/v) sodium alginate and 5.5% (w/v) calcium chloride. The microencapsulated and free cells probiotics were packed in standing aluminium pouch and stored at three different temperatures, 24°C (room temperature), 4°C (chiller), and-20°C (freezer) for 24 weeks, and the viable counts of probiotic were enumerated using MRS Agar medium every two weeks. Microencapsulated and free cells of probiotic Lactobacillus plantarum IS-10506 showed stable viability at -20°C for 24 weeks. At 4°C free cells showed significant decreased of viability while microencapsulated cells showed stable viability at week 24. Storage at 24°C led to significant loss of viability (p< 0.05) of both free cells and microencapsulated cells after 8 and 10 weeks, respectively, to undetectable level. Moisture content in both of free cells and microencapsulated cells at 24° C significantly increased at week 2. While at 4°C, there was significant increase of moisture content observed in free cells at week 2, and microencapsulated cells showed significant increase of moisture content at week 10. Likewise, at -20°C, moisture content of both free and microencapsulated cells showed significant increase at week 2 and 10, respectively.
Daylighting simulation analysis for sun shading on hotel design in West Jakarta
Authors: Maharani Yulianti B , Wijaksono S , Mariana Y 
Published: August 2021

Abstract
The main objective for this paper is focused on an evaluation of sun-shading daylighting in a four-star hotel design mass. The daylighting has potential and considers as the best strategy for energy saving. Lowering energy costs can directly increase revenue, coupled with the potential for gradual increase in PLN electricity. Apart from financial and service benefits, saving energy is also a form of concern for the sustainability of the environment which has an impact on social life. The method that used in this paper is quantitative simulation, which is presented in the paper by specification of daylighting in a four-star hotel design on solstice day, 21st December. The simulation is done by Velux Daylighting Visualizer, with a couple of lost variables. The simulation for this condition represents two extreme cases for maximum and minimum daylight levels in annual evaluation.
Sarinah: Icon of the Indonesian society of the past, in the context of Braga Revitalization
Authors: Rachmayanti I , Rombe O S C , Meliana S 
Published: August 2021

Abstract
Braga Street is famous for its identity as an exclusive fashion and commercial center. Unfortunately, the region’s popularity faded with the start of the war and Japan’s struggle for power. Thus, their owners abandoned many buildings and no longer functioned, which made the area neglected and not maintained. The city government’s efforts in revitalizing heritage areas in the city have been going on for the past two decades, one of which is the Sarinah shopping center located in the Braga area. The building is now turning into a mixed-use commercial complex with the existence of shopping centers and hotels with a change in function has become a significant effort on revitalizing the Braga area. Sarinah is a humble name with a powerful icon that represents the Indonesian society of the past. This paper aims to review new lifestyle adaptations to the interior design of the revitalization of Gedung Sarinah Braga. It uses a descriptive method of Qualitative methodology by doing the Perceptual Mapping, survey, and document analysis. The result shows that the interior space revitalization does not represent the name of Sarinah.
A study of the application of behavioral architecture in public libraries in Jakarta, Indonesia
Authors: Mawardah S , Nurdiani N , Katarina W 
Published: August 2021

Abstract
This paper presents the study of the applications of behavioral architecture that related to physical quality of public library in Jakarta, Indonesia. The research is based on the reason why there are still many people who rarely visit the library. The fact that there are many people are interested in visiting the library is inversely proportional to its implementation, where they say it is rare to visit the library. This is based on several factors related to the design of the library. The question is what does the community want about a library that can interest them? Then this research focuses on finding out what the criteria of the library that the general public does not only attract but also encourage them to come by study using descriptive qualitative with questionnaires and observation methods. The results of the study are the placement and arrangement of the layout in the library room, especially in the main library room include the reading area should be follows the behavior and preferences of publics and library users. Respondents prioritize comfort in the library space with an emphasis on the reading area as much as possible with more relaxed criteria, focused criteria, and general criteria.
The application of accessibility in public library building design in Jakarta, Indonesia
Authors: Bonk A E , Nurdiani N , Katarina W 
Published: August 2021

Abstract
While the number of people with disabilities increasing every year, there is very little awareness of the importance of access for disabilities, one of the examples is the accessibility in the library. This paper presents the study of the disability-friendly facilities that is provided by the National Library of Indonesia. The study is aimed to investigate whether the facilities provided by the libraries has already meets the standards by both international and national regulations. The research which has been done in National Library of Indonesia resulted that overall, the accessibility provided by the library is considered appropriate by both of the standard of International Federation of Library Association and Institutions and by the Ministerial Regulation. And the facilities which needed to be improved are stair, toilet, furniture, and information sign.
The study of green roof application in apartments in Indonesia
Authors: Latif C A , Nurdiani N , Katarina W 
Published: August 2021

Abstract
This research was done to study the application of a Green Roof in apartment buildings in Indonesia. The objective of the study is to understand what aspects are needed from the application of the Green roof to apartments. The method used is descriptive method, in which the author focuses more on finding and processing data and information about the design and application of green roofs in apartments in Indonesia, both direct secondary and primary data through other intermediaries. The results of the study show that the application of green roofs to apartments has several aspects, namely aspects of application and types of plants.
A study of coworking space and its facilities in Jakarta, Indonesia
Authors: Nurdiani N , Katarina W , Putra R A 
Published: August 2021

Abstract
Many startups in Jakarta that require coworking space for their companies can be expend. Coworking space is a shared office that is used by many types of professionals. This study aims to analyze the types of spatial layouts in the coworking space in South Jakarta. Data analysis was done by using study literature and study comparative with the same coworking space. The results of the study are the concept of planning and designing a coworking space in South Jakarta.
A study on sea condition of Seribu Islands, Jakarta and the potential of floating PV Systems.
Authors: Hendarti R 
Published: August 2021

Abstract
This paper presents an initial study on the potential of the utilization of floating PV system for Seribu Island sea waters. Seribu Islands is an area consisting of many islands and there are many coral reefs and algae. From several existing studies, the condition of coral reefs and the algae, particularly the Zooxanthellae are quite alarming. This is not only because of human actions, but also because of the water’s condition such as water temperature, salinity and pH. Additionally, the incoming light is also influence the growth of the algae. This paper, therfore, focus on study the sea condition particularly the condition of the corall reefs and the zooxanthallae and an initial plan of the floating PV system application.
A Sustainable Value of Vernacular Architecture and Coffee Culture for Coffee Value Chain with Case Study Toraja
Authors: Caroline Rombe Octaviana Sylvia , Ching Goh Hong , Ali Zuraini Md. 
Published: August 2021

Abstract
Tongkonan, a Toraja vernacular architecture, reflects the tangible and intangible value of the social, economic, and political lives. Furthermore, the coffee culture, together with the Tongkonan, is part of the cultural landscape. For most Toraja people, coffee considers a primary income, but the current coffee value chain is operated in a long linear path. It has not been taken care of in a sustainable way, and the essential thing the coffee value chain has not adopted the local wisdom point of view on creating the roots and the link. Based on the coffee value chain’s urgency to be sustainable growth, this research aims to formulate a framework of a community-based sustainable coffee value chain by analyzing the intangible value of vernacular architecture and coffee culture. This research is conducting using qualitative research methodology. It employs a case study approach as a method of collecting and analyzing data. The finding shows that Toraja vernacular architecture’s intangible value is the root of the Toraja coffee culture. It will be the base of the societal structure and culture concept to fill the coffee value chain’s circular economy gap.
The Residential Soundscape Preferences in Indonesia: The Real and The Expectation
Authors: Sakina B , Djimantoro M I 
Published: August 2021

Abstract
The soundscape approach is one of the acoustic assessment tools which has an important role in shaping sustainable and healthy cities. The quality of the acoustic environments needed to be considered because when such quality is poor, it will affect the quality of life and well-being of a human. In a residential environment, people have their expectations of soundscape preferences in order to achieve a good quality of the acoustic environment. But the existing condition often is contradictive with the expectations. This study aims to compare the in-situ and expected soundscape conditions of urban residential and gated-residential in Indonesia. The perceived affective quality and sound sources aspects will be analysed in order to achieve this purpose. The research method used a mix of the quantitative and qualitative method through an online questionnaire to identify the sound sources that perceived by respondents who lived in urban and gated-residentials in several cities in Indonesia. The result of this study shown both urban residential and gated residential in Indonesia have the same soundscape conditions. People still perceived the in-situ soundscape condition differently than their expectations, where their existing soundscape conditions haven’t met with their soundscape preferences. The results of this study can be references for government or private sectors in designing residential areas with good quality of soundscape in order to achieve sustainable communities and cities.
A study of natural ventilation optimization in apartment living room in Pademangan, North Jakarta
Authors: Wizaka W , Adilah H , Prawata AG 
Published: August 2021

Abstract
Pademangan Barat is one of the most populous sub-districts in Pademangan with a density of 26,127 people/km2. The demand for good housing is high and the slump area is growth everywhere in this area. Vertical housing as low consume energy building are the best solution for bad social settlement today. Therefore, this studiesaimed to find out whether vertical housing with natural ventilation can be built in this area. Through analyse of its local climate, spatial planning, and simulations of building orientation, size and position of windows, it is expected to find which orientation is the best for best wind flows annually, the best windows position, type and size, and the best unit plan. This research conduct with computer simulation using x-flows.
The study of integration public space of apartment in South Jakarta that forms the basis of apartment design
Authors: Tedja M , Farhana NA , Noegroho N 
Published: August 2021

Abstract
This research shows a study related to aspects - aspects that become the foundation in designing an apartment in the city center. This research is based on the background, that the population of DKI Jakarta population continues to increase and over time the demand for land is increasing. Vertical housing in the city center is a solution to this problem, but many apartments in the city center do not have public space that can accommodate the activities of residents and the surrounding environment. Departing from this, public needs apartments that have public space that can support the needs of residents and the surrounding environment. Based on this, the initial stage of this research was conducted with a competitor study in which data and information will be used as a runway in designing apartments that have public space that can support the needs of residents and the surrounding environment. The study was conducted by interviewing the apartment manager and the data and information obtained were processed using a qualitative approach related to the method of descriptive interviews and quantitative related figures used as benchmarks to get the appropriate area.
Application Ecology Architecture in the Housing with land
Authors: Ardiani Yanita Mila 
Published: August 2021

Abstract
In this Covid 19 Pandemi, many people tend to have more activities inside their home. They create something creative or planting green in their homes with their families. Not every home in the city from Suburban and urban areas has much ground or land to be planted green. The one which has land can have many options whether the plant will be located. Some of the plants can grow with or without so many suns. In this paper, try to data and diagram any way to plant green in the middle-class housing with land in Jakarta and the periphery city Tangerang. The method is by Observing and interview qualitative data then conclude. This paper’s result can make primary data for Real estate developers to design the housing with the planting approach. And all of these can make a good community make greener the atmosphere of Ecology Architecture.
Study of accessibility in Kampung Melayu Terminal east Jakarta
Authors: Prahaditya FI , Prawata AG , Wizaka W 
Published: August 2021

Abstract
This paper describes how accessibility problem in the Kampung Melayu Terminal. problems in the form of lack of security and convenience for users of public transportation. Using a walkability approach that refers to the safe and security component and cones again to the crossing safety variable. Crossing safety problems are mostly encountered at several points on the site. The solution to this problem is to use a non-level crossing facility in the form of a Public Crossing Bridge (JPO) and underpass. Users and vehicles have separate zones / each has their zoning. Because, by having good circulation and mobilization, minimizing the movement of accidents between users and vehicles, JPO and underpass can streamline the area by being able to support other needs such as the provision of purchase tickets, waiting areas and others. Traffic, Users are protected from hot and rainy weather and Integrates indirect public transportation.
Solar radiation on photovoltaics panel arranging angles and orientation
Authors: Viviani Navisra , Wijaksono Sigit , Mariana Yosica 
Published: August 2021

Abstract
For a comply the needs of electrical energy in office buildings, there needs to reduce from fossil energy to renewable energy. Photovoltaic panels are devices that convert sunlight and solar radiation into electricity. For the application, this device it is necessary to study so that the panel can work effectively. The aspects that influence the use, there are the geographical location, the slope of the panel, the orientation of the building, and the shading of surrounding objects. This study examines these aspects to get a mass configuration that can adapt from the application of photovoltaic panels. By using Simulation from the Formit application, this study obtained a mass configuration that can reduce 18% of the electrical energy for office building approach in South Jakarta
Early Children’s Education Center with Play Space Concept in East Jakarta
Authors: Molenaar B C , Sjarifudin F U , Suharjanto G 
Published: August 2021

Abstract
The purpose of the research is to review the conduct of planning a Center Early Childhood Education with play space concept that creates environmental activities for children for review learning with play and supporting children’s activity and characteristics. Early Children have a sense of curiosity and surrounding environment to know and explore. Playing is an effective way for kids and learning can be supporting the motion activity to increase kids and insights for kids to get to know their environment. The research was conducted with comparative studies, literature studies, and analysis. The results of the method were then applied as a concept play space Development Environment strategy in Early Childhood Education. (BCM)
Suistainable Development Planning of Tourist Village Using Participatory Mapping (Case study: Sanankerto Village, Malang, Indonesia)
Authors: Maulana F I , Pratama F C 
Published: August 2021

Abstract
Improving village welfare is a noble goal to be achieved together. According to Law No. 6 of 2014 concerning Villages, given an opportunity is given to Villages to develop Villages according to the potential offered by prioritizing community participation. The establishment of Village Owned Business (Bumdes) is one form of village economic development and strengthening. Sanankerto Village, Turen, Malang is a Tourism Village also known as the Boon Pring Ecotourism Village. Boon Pring is a superior Bumdes to attract tourists. An area of 36.8 ha of bamboo and in more than 60 types of bamboo is an attraction. In the middle of the bamboo forest there is also a natural spring that irrigates rice fields with an area of approximately 124 ha. Researchers conducted preliminary research in the Tourism Awareness Group (Pokdarwis) Sanankerto Village and obtained information about the management of Sanankerto Tourism Villange is not good. The development of Sanankerto Tourism Village has been slower and less able, ranging from planning, implementation, to control and evaluation of the tourism village development strategy. Only relying on Boon Pring as Bumdes makes Sanankerto Tourism Village less than optimal to be able to become the preferred tourist destination village. The research entitled “Mapping of Villages Potential as a Strategic Step in the Development of Sanankerto Tourism Village, Turen, Malang” aims to examine the following matters: (1) Revealing and understanding the Sanankerto Tourism Village management model so that strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats can be identified which will then be used as a basis for developing a tourism village development strategy. (2) To uncover and understand appropriate alternative strategies in developing Sanankerto Tourism Village based on the mapping of village potentials. The researcher used a descriptive qualitative approach to describe the management of Sanankerto Tourism Village. Swot analysis is then performed and followed by AHP analysis with the results of alternative strategies in building and developing Sanankerto Tourism Village.