Abstract

An article published in Procedia – Social and Behavioral Sciences  227: 587-592  Jul 2016

Abstrak

Kota Malang sebagai kota terbesar kedua di Provinsi Jawa Timur cenderung kurang nyaman akhir-akhir ini. Kemacetan hampir terjadi setiap hari. Situasi mengarah kepada terganggunya kenyamanan pejalan kaki. Studi kasus ini menganalisis komponen kenyamanan walkability (CCW) di koridor jalan di sekitar Alun-Alun Merdeka (AAM) dan Alun-Alun Bunder (AAB). Variabel CCW terdiri dari infrastruktur pejalan kaki (PI). Indikator PI adalah penghalang, perawatan kebersihan, fasilitas dan dukungan yang mudah. Metode pengumpulan data PI diadopsi dari buku panduan survei walkability global dan dimodifikasi agar sesuai dengan kondisi. Data PI diberi skor 1-5 untuk skala semantik. Data dianalisis dengan metode deskriptif-kuantitatif-interpretif. Hasil skor adalah 2,31 (pada kisaran: buruk sampai yang adil) sehingga PI perlu ditingkatkan. Disimpulkan bahwa indikator ‘roofing’ memainkan peran penting karena kemudahan dan diperlukan untuk melakukan penelitian selanjutnya untuk mempelajari faktor lainnya

written by Winansih, Erna, Antariksa Sudikno, Surjono Surjono, Setyo Amin

Architecture, space and power in historical multi ethnic city Gresik

Dian Ariestadi, Antariksa, Lisa Dwi Wulandari, and Surjono

The study of historical-morphology cities is conducted to discover the socio-cultural characteristics which influence the formation and development of spatial patterns and architecture. Gresik as the historical multi-ethnic city on the north coast of East Java, is known as a major trading port, the center spread of the Islamic religion, and the government city in the colonial era. This research has been made to know the morphological phenomenon of the historical city, by using a qualitative method. The result has shown: 1) the urban structure with the segregation of settlements based on ethnicity indicates the authority power to control its territory, 2) the building form which is dominated by colonial architecture shows the authority power to control the physical changes, 3) the courtyard-house concept which is widely applied in Kampung Arab indicates about the ethnic power to arrange the environment, and 4) the use of landhuis type and luxury mansions in Kampong Kemasan represents the power of successful people as government officials and entrepreneur. The spatial patterns and architecture of the historical multi-ethnic city – Gresik were influenced by the power aspects in the form of efforts to dominate each other and self-defense in the personal and communal levels.

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Potentials for Integrated Flats with the Centers of Economic, transportation, and  education activities

There were four findings of the research: 1)  the process of adaptation to the citizens with the new life pattern;

2) the distance to the center of economic activity.

3) the lack of transport facilities

4) the education facilities coverage is not in accordance with the Indonesian standard BSN-SNI 031733-2004

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Source: Advanced Science Letters, Volume 23, Number 1, January 2017, pp. 40-43(4)

Social Impact and Sustainability Assessment of Coal Mining in North Sangatta, Indonesia

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Waste Management Strategy in Urban Areas to Achieve the Service Target (A Case Study on Waste Management in Mojokerto, Indonesia)

Mohammad Debby Rizani, Antariksa, Surjono, and Ismu Rini Dwi Ari

The research aims to develop a sustainable waste management strategy with qualitative descriptive method. ……..

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To Cite This Article:

Mohammad Debby Rizani, Antariksa, Surjono, Ismu Rini Dwi Ari, Waste Management Strategy in Urban Areas to Achieve the Service Target (A Case Study on Waste Management in Mojokerto, Indonesia), 2016. Journal of Applied Sciences Research. 12(1); Pages: 18-22