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Biophilic Design as Sustainable Approach for Interior Hospice Care
Authors: Sofiana Yunida , Yulia Yulia , Indahyani Titi 
Published: August 2021

Abstract
In an interior design environment, the concept of natural care can give humans a sense of calm and comfort physically and mentally, since human inherently have a close relationship with nature. Based on the healing environment research, the natural approach to health facilities impacts the condition of the patient positively. In this study, hospice care facilities were designed to target pediatric patients seeking treatment for cancer. As part of a health therapy facility, the application of biophilic design aimed to applyhospice care to getthe advantages of biophilic design. Therefore, it can improve patients’physical and mental health when receiving cancer treatment. With the application of biophilic design in interior hospice care, it can be used as baseline data for hospice care design for pediatric patients.
Pathways toward Sustainable Architecture: Green Architecture and Circular Built Environment
Authors: Aliamin Y 
Published: August 2021

Abstract
This paper examines the extent to which green architecture (GA) and circular built environment (CBE) methodologies and practices contribute to and operationalize sustainable architecture within the context of the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Drawing from mainly recent literature on various approaches, interpretations and definitions of GA and CBE, this article identifies key themes, sub-themes and aspects and their respective relationships to the social, environmental and economic dimensions of sustainability. Impressions of GA and CBE on a triangular “canvas” of sustainability provide a visualization of not only similarities and differences between the two pathways, but also gaps toward sustainability. Finally, the findings suggest that a more integrated, balanced approach is necessary to accelerate the greening of architecture in a quest for sustainable livelihood, fairness, and viability, for all.
A study of user’s preferences of public library in Jakarta, Indonesia
Authors: Lestari A N , Nurdiani N , Katarina W 
Published: August 2021

Abstract
This paper represents the study of public library to accommodate the user’s activity in library. The study is aimed to investigate the standards of public library and how to accommodate user’s activity by providing the space based on user needs. This study was done with descriptive method. The result showed the most thing users do in public library that useful for designing a children’s library and public library base on user’s needs and their preferences.
The application of modular architecture on apartment buildings
Authors: Nurdiani N , Katarina W , Putra R R 
Published: August 2021

Abstract
Housing crisis become one of the world problems, where many people cannot afford a decent shelter. This problem is mostly experienced by young people, where young people have a middle-level income, so they feel it difficult to get suitable housing for them and their needs. Research using descriptive methods with literature study approach. The study is aimed to provide affordable housing for young people with developing financial condition. The aspect to be considered is about how the application and method of modular architecture can provide affordable housing for young people in the form of vertical housing or apartment. This study will discuss about a comparison between modular and conventional construction and the impact of applying modular architecture to apartments to produce affordable apartment units. The results of this study discuss about how the influence of modular architecture to provide an affordable apartment.
Hybrid ventilation systems on different climate
Authors: Soebiyan V 
Published: August 2021

Abstract
The building sector has an important factor in contributing to CO2 emission causes of global warming. The previous study showed that Heating, Ventilation and Air conditioning (HVAC) is the most dominant factor in building energy use. Reducing the heating or cooling load of buildings is the key for energy efficient building. The principle of hybrid ventilation is combining two different ventilation systems to reach thermal comfort, IAQ and reduce energy consumption. This paper review a hybrid ventilation (HV) system that applied on different location that refer to different climates. This paper conducted through literature review and brief discussion on system applied, the result and the background climate. The result show, based on the climate, there’s a different hybrid ventilation system applied due to their effectiveness. In this study, in the temperate climates the HV can save energy up to 60-70%, hot arid 50% and warm humid 28%.
Skylight study for Santa Market in South Jakarta
Authors: Bonaparte B V , Prawata A G , Wizaka W 
Published: August 2021

Abstract
This paper presents the study of using skylight as a way of giving access to daylight in a public market. Daylighting in this type of building is mainly important in order to achieve visual comfort while also minimalizing the glare effect. The Indonesian’s Ministry of Health also stated that every public market has to achieve the minimum 100 lux of luminance. The particular study is aimed to investigate the most optimum skylight strategy to create adequate daylighting inside the building. This aspect is necessary since the application of skylight will directly affect the luminance below it. The steps of study are as follows: (1) to study the optimum daylight illuminance for public market, (2) to study the skylight system applicated in Indonesia, and (3) to study the ratio of skylight openings to floor dimensions
Solar Radiation Study of Office Building Shapes at a Bussiness District in South Jakarta
Authors: Setiawan D. , Azmi M A 
Published: August 2021

Abstract
Setiabudi area is a business district located in South Jakarta and is one of the business and office centers in Jakarta. With the development of the economy in Jakarta, the need for office buildings has increased. Electricity usage in the building sector reached 41% and is the biggest sector in consuming energy. The cause of excessive use of electricity is the use of AC. This is influenced by the level of solar radiation to the building. With the increasing solar radiation, building’s OTTV became out of standard. According to Governor Regulation No. 38/2012 OTTV for buildings may not exceed 45 watts / m2. This Electricity usage can be minimized by reducing solar radiation to the building, thus reducing the power usage of AC usage. This paper presents the study of different building shapes. The study is aimed to investigate the impact of building shapes to reduce solar radiation. The steps of study is as follows: (1) analyzing the site, (2) Making the alternatives of building shape (3) Solar radiation simulation.
A Study of Vertical Landscape Application for Apartment in Jakarta
Authors: Az-Zahroh S , Mila Ardiani Y 
Published: August 2021

Abstract
Jakarta as the capital city of the country is the center of business administrative with high population and density and keeps growing. This resulted in the limited amount of land available for housing. One solution is to builds an apartment which is a vertical residential building that can accommodate many heads of households. In addition to limited land for residentials, there is also less land for green open space. Greening can be entered in apartments vertically with the application of vertical landscape. Vertical landscape is applied by utilizing vertical spaces in the apartment, can reduce ambient air temperature, reduce the heat of sunlight, absorb dust and pollution, and increase the aesthetic value. Therefore, the design of the apartment with the application of vertical landscape is needed to produce a vertical residential building with a comfortable and ideal environment to live in.
Project Evaluation and Review Technique (PERT) Analysis in the renovation project of the Church of St. John the Evangelist, Jakarta
Authors: Mariana Yosica , Wijaksono Sigit 
Published: August 2021

Abstract
The renovation of the St. Yohanes Evangelist Church project located on 197, Melawai Street Kebayoran Baru, Jakarta with a building area about 1480.9 m2 was chosen as a research object because the Church Construction Committee wanted to accelerate the renovation project from 2 years 5 months targeted to 1 year 5 months. This is because the Church of St. John the Evangelist as a place of worship can be immediately used again. The PERT method can be used to manage projects more efficiently and effectively; to be able to know the possibility of accelerating the duration of the project carried out on activities in the critical path and the shortening of the duration of each work on each alternative is equalized. In this study, the critical path compression step of the network using Microsoft Project and the results of the Project Evaluation and Review Technique (PERT) method, obtained a probability of 99.88%, so the renovation project of Saint John Evangelist Church can be an accelerated project to 1 year 5 months.
Landscape Transformation: Exploring Operations in The Traditional Practice of Brickmaking
Authors: Suryantini R , Atmodiwirjo P , Yatmol YA , Harahap MMY 
Published: August 2021

Abstract
This paper investigates the landscape transformation driven by the traditional brick making practice, arguing that brickmaking is a dialectical interaction between the landscape and the particular operations conducted by craftsmen across landscapes. Yet the discussion of the traditional practice of brickmaking itself has not been significantly valued as an important operation that drives the process of landscape transformation. The study investigates two brickmaking workshops in Central Java, Ambarawa and Brebes, that utilise the in-situ material for the brickmaking practice. Through visual documentation and interviews during field observations, it is revealed that various operations involved in the traditional brickmaking practice are utilised by the natural opportunities within the context, not only for sourcing raw material but also other activities in brickmaking. The findings also suggest that such operations demonstrate the understanding of landscape as a resource and place of transformation, reflected through its spatial and temporal arrangements. This paper arguably expands the discussion of brickmaking not only as an ecological architecture material production but as the basis of understanding dynamic occupation of a context.
Therapuetic Community (TC) as Drug Rehabiliation Center Design Principles
Authors: Abubakar F A S M , Suryawinata B A , Djimantoro M I 
Published: August 2021

Abstract
Drugs are something that has been fought for for a long time and rehabilitation is one way to save victims from drug dependence. Therapy and rehabilitation methods using the Therapeutic Community approach are inseparable from the therapeutic communication carried out by addiction counselors which functions to create a comfortable atmosphere for residents who are drug addicts. This study aims to determine the community therapeutic variables at the rehabilitation center that are often used by patients: bedroom, common room and dining room at the drug rehabilitation center. This research method uses a comparative method by identifying the application of the therapeutic community principles in case studies. The buildings being compared include The Chiang Mai Cabin, the Lido BNN Drug Rehabilitation and Therapy Unit, the FAN Campus, West Java, and the Regional Mental Hospital, Bangka Belitung. The results showed that each room has a quality standard that must be met in order to increase the level of patient comfort at the Drug Rehabilitation Center. These results can help architects in designing drug rehabilitation centers with a therapeutic community approach.
A Portrait of Residential Soundscape in Several Indonesian Cities
Authors: Djimantoro M I , Sakina B 
Published: August 2021

Abstract
The residential environment is expected to be a comfortable and safe place for the family. But often, the condition of the environment is not in line with these expectations, especially from the acoustic environment, which will affect the comfort of the occupants. The increasing comfort in residential will lead to more sustainability of the city. Thus, this paper aims to examine the existing acoustic environment in urban housing by using a soundscape approach. The soundscape is an approach to investigate the human perception of the acoustic environment in context. The research method by using a quantitative method through an online questionnaire to record the human perceptions of the sound environment in several cities in Indonesia. The result of this study is a portrait of the sound environment and the level of comfort in the city. This research can be used as input for urban designers, developers, and policymakers to improve the acoustic environment in residential areas to improve the quality of the acoustic environment.
Perceived Affective Improvement Strategies for Residential Area: The Case Study of Jakarta
Authors: Djimantoro M I , Sakina B 
Published: August 2021

Abstract
Expectations for residential conditions are often not in line with existing real conditions. This causes stress on the residents of the residence which will have an impact on their health. This study aims to formulate a quality improvement strategy in residential areas from the soundscape approach. The soundscape is an approach that examines the relationship between humans, sound sources, and perceptions of the environment. This research methodology is quantitative by using an online questionnaire. The research results reveal dimensional differences between real and expected conditions. Based on this, a strategy is formulated that can be used to improve the quality of the residential environment. The recommendations of this research can be used by architects, urban designers, and policymakers at the sub-district and regional levels to improve the quality of the residential environment from a soundscape perspective.
The Comparison of Soundscape between Urban Residential and Gated-Residential in Indonesia
Authors: Sakina B , Djimantoro M I 
Published: August 2021

Abstract
Soundscape approach is one of an assessment tools for identifying acoustic environment and has an important part in shaping cities’ sustainability. In residentials, the good quality of the acoustics was expected to meet the residents expectation, in order to have a comfortable place to inhabit. But the existing condition often is contradictive with these expectations. In Indonesia there are some types of residentials with different characteristics, two of them are urban residential and gated-residential. The aim of this study was to compare soundscape between the two types of residential in Indonesia by identifying the sound sources. The most favourite and less-favourite sound sources also will be analysed. The research method used a 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 the importance of context in shaping soundscape, especially in residentials. Different context with different acoustic environment resulting different sound sources which perceived by human in order to assess their comfort dimension in their residents.
Neighborhood and Occupant Interaction Space
Authors: Hajaty E R , Sihombing A , Ellisa E 
Published: August 2021

Abstract
Often occupants gather and interact in the space that is not specifically designated as a gathering space as if the area has formed a public space as a place to gather and interact. This qualitative research aims to determine how occupants form interaction spaces in a residential environment and the type of interaction space formed. The results showed that each individual has an idea to decide how they get together and interact with fellow occupants. The forming of the interaction space occurs gradually and unplanned. The types of interaction spaces are moving space, impermanent space, unexpected space, and unbounded space, which causes temporary changes in the area. The results of this study will be used for further research and can become the basis for designing sustainable housing and human social environments.
New Traditional Market based on Waste Management using 3R method (Study Case : Warung Buncit Jakarta)
Authors: Noegroho N , Tedja M , Primadi R S 
Published: August 2021

Abstract
Traditional Market in big cities is facing challenges from the entrants of modern markets. Uncomfortable building conditions make the traditional market gradually abandoned by the community. Therefore, renovation is needed by many markets including a market in Warung Buncit Jakarta. Generally, a traditional market faces a major problem related to how to manage its waste. Busy market activities every day produce a lot of waste, if waste is not managed properly, then it becomes one of the factors that can damage the environment. This paper discusses the Warung Buncit market renovation design that involves how to manage waste from the beginning of planning phases. The existence of animal traders is the starting point how waste is managed. The purpose of waste is recycled is to changed it as animal feed. The problem arises is where the location of the waste process area in this market, where its land is small and how the design based on analysis of its space programming. By placing the waste treatment area inside the building, the new market design is expected to be a model of how traditional markets in Jakarta are renovated based on waste management.
Redevelopment Bus Terminal based on Sustainable Transportation, Study Case : Kampung Melayu Terminal in Jakarta
Authors: Noegroho N , Tedja M , Delonix AJ 
Published: August 2021

Abstract
This research shows a study related to sustainable economic aspects in a bus terminal. This research is also based on the background of the increasing interest of the people of Jakarta related to the use of public transportation. This continues to the need for government anticipation related to the design that can accommodate the needs of the use of public transportation by the community. Seeing that, arises the problem of facilities and management on the terminal site in general. Departing from that problem, there needs to be a fundamental answer, namely the existence of investment from cooperation between the government and the private sector related to the development of terminal sustainability. Therefore, this research will discuss the feasibility study of investing in the terminal in order to get the highest profit to be able to support the quality of the terminal. This is also supported by government discourse related to cooperation programs with the private sector related to and terminal development. This research was conducted with interviews, observations, and quantitative calculation analysis related to terminal development investment.
After analyzing the sustainable economic aspects, it will be concluded that the variables that form the basis and benchmarks in the terminal design later.
Application of Green Design based on Smart Living on Redesign Office of Notary in Malang, East Java
Authors: Avida C , Primadani T I W , Kurniawati H , Chrysilia S , Agustina I A 
Published: August 2021

Abstract
In the hustle of economic activity in modern urban lifestyle, require employees to work indoor from morning until evening. It could rise the stress level and affecting their work performance. This study aims to determine the basic aspects for redesigning a notary office interior with the green design concept and smart living features that support confidentiality and professionalism. This research methods used in this redesign are data collection, data analysis, synthesis phase, and design development. After conducting all stages of research, it is concluded that green-design with smart living concept planned for a notary office could bring a positive effect such as reduces global warming and employee’s stress level, this type of design can also stimulate visitors to apply the same concept in their residences.
A study on the quality of natural ventilation in Jakarta traditional market
Authors: Setiawan D , Shafira K 
Published: August 2021

Abstract
This study aims to determine the components of natural ventilation needed in traditional markets that have been built in Jakarta. This is an important matter to be processed regarding natural ventilation in the influence of the thermal comfort of market users when doing activities. This study uses quantitative methods to analyze the precedents of traditional markets that have been built in Jakarta. Natural ventilation components that pay attention to building shape, building orientation, size and location of inlets and outlets, vegetation, and average wind speed as a form of optimizing natural ventilation in traditional markets. The steps of this research are as follows: (1) conducting a numerical assessment of each precedent with natural ventilation components as a measure of the quality of traditional markets, (2) conducting a building mass study by simulating it to Autodesk Flow Design software (3) providing design recommendations to improve natural ventilation quality in traditional markets.
A study of natural ventilation for traditional market at Sumur Batu, Central Jakarta
Authors: Shafira K , Setiawan D 
Published: August 2021

Abstract
The purpose of this research is to study the application of the concept of natural ventilation in traditional market buildings in Jakarta to improve thermal comfort that can affect the convenience of traditional market users. SumurBatu Market was chosen as the object of research because it is one of the traditional markets that does not appropriate the natural ventilation standards. The results to be achieved are natural ventilation components that pay attention to the building form, building orientation, inlet and outlet sizes and locations, and vegetation as a form of optimizing natural ventilation in the market that can improve the convenience of traditional market users. The step of study are as follows: (1) to study the wind patterns on the site, (2) to study the building forms and openings locations to reach the optimum outcome of natural ventilation, (3) to study the result of simulation from several alternative design that have been made according to natural ventilation standards. The results of the analysis will be applied to the site as a form of redesign of Sumur Batu market.
A study of Playscape approach for Eco-School at South Jakarta
Authors: Setiawan D , Fabriansyah RR 
Published: August 2021

AbstractThe purpose of this research is to study whether the application of the playscape approach concept for natural schools in Jakarta can be integrated with ecoschool. This is done by determining the quality of the form of playing with natural components that already exist in nature schools and is fully related to the components of the playscape approach. The object of the case study chosen were two eco-schools that were active in the South Jakarta area. The results obtained are in the form of an assessment of the components of the playscape approach in the play area in both schools. With the following study steps: (1) study of building mass and outdoor play spaces in school areas, (2) study of playscape components in school play area.