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Implementasi Konsep “Revive” pada Redesign Interior UPTD Griya Werdha Jambangan di Surabaya Ibrahim, Stefanie; Thamrin, Diana; Basuki, Lucky
Intra Vol 6, No 2 (2018): Desain Interior 2017/2018
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Unit Pelaksana Teknis Dinas (UPTD) Griya Werdha Jambangan was established as an attempt to overcome the problem of increasing number of neglected elderly in Surabaya city. In this nursing home there are some interior design and facilities problems that are have not fully meet their needs. These interior problems make the elderly become dependent, also limit them in doing their activity. The purpose of this redesign is to accommodate and facilitate the elderly to be able to live and enjoy their old days independently, and provided with proper facilities to fill the leisure time and be more productive. The design method used in this process is design thinking by Sarah Gibbons, with six stages: empathize, define, ideate, prototype, test and implementation.The redesign result is a nursing home with the concept of "Revive", which applied with the principle of accessible design and healing environment to create an adjustable interior of nursing home that adapts to the condition of the elderly who experienced the decrease of physical and psychological condition. Therefore, the elderly could live their life independently and productively. The designed facilities cover socializing, physical, recreational and spiritual activities
Eksperimen Material untuk Mebel dari Limbah Kertas Koran Amelia, Tracy; Kusumarini, Yusita; Basuki, Lucky
Intra Vol 6, No 2 (2018): Desain Interior 2017/2018
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Newspapers production produce tons of waste every day throughout Indonesia. Although the waste generated will be recycled for the next newspapers production, the fiber contained in the paper has its limitation. The problem statement of this research is how to process the newspapers’ waste into material for the furniture manufacturing and its application to the test making of chair furniture and bench. For that, mixed methods will be used in the research, which is a method that combines the qualitative approach and quantitative approach in order to understand the research better. To support the quantitative method in this study, the newspapers sheets experiment was conducted into a newspapers panel. The material used is newspapers sheet glued per sheet.                Optimized newspaper panels are made using yellow glue solution and glue diluent with a 2:1 ratio. Each size of ¼ pages of newspaper requires 2.5 ml of yellow glue solution per sheet, so for the size of 1 page of newspaper requires as much as 10 ml per sheet. The resulting panel has unstable thickness and weight because the workmanship uses manpower. The thickness and size of the panel produced affects the strength of the newspapers panel, as well as material panels in general. In addition, the treatment for panel construction as a furniture material cannot be equated with the construction treatment of processed wood waste material although initially the newspaper is considered processed wood.
Implementasi Konsep “Bound to Nature” pada Perancangan Interior Mangrove Edu-Tourism Centre di Surabaya Laksono, David Ardi; Thamrin, Diana; Basuki, Lucky
Intra Vol 6, No 2 (2018): Desain Interior 2017/2018
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Problems that become the background of this design is because the people of Surabaya are less familiar with the existence of the mangrove ecosystem and the development of product’s potential by local SME’s in Surabaya. On the other hand, it is also due to inaccessibility and inadequate space to support these activities. The purpose of this design is to provide an alternative space to gather and introduce to the millennial generation to understand and experiment with the mangrove potential through educative, recreational, interactive, and local content approach, as well as the welfare of mangrove community. The design method used is the Disney method, which consists of 4 stages, which is spectator view, dreamers view, realists view, and critics view. The design result is a Mangrove Edu-Tourism Centre with the concept of Bound to Nature, with facilities include an open space lake, food stall, information and waiting area, SME product gallery, workshop studio, cultivation studio, staff room, lounge area, conservatory dome, sightseeing deck and teahouse. The author hopes that this design could provide solutions as well as being a global community space, with a micro efforts leads to a macro effects to help manage and save the mangrove environment in Surabaya.
Co-Authors Amelia, Tracy Diana Thamrin Ibrahim, Stefanie Laksono, David Ardi Yusita Kusumarini