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Siregar, Mohammad Jehansyah
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Perumahan Keluarga Muda Perkotaan: Kajian dan Perumusan Model Arsitektur Siregar, Mohammad Jehansyah
Jurnal Aspirasi Vol 8, No 2 (2017)
Publisher : Pusat Analisis Keparlemenan Badan Keahlian Sekretariat Jenderal DPR RI

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | Full PDF (515.5 KB) | DOI: 10.46807/aspirasi.v8i2.1264

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Attention on psychology of family development factor is not much considered yet in the provision of urban housing with regard to its natural relation between human and their housing. This paper describes a housing need assessment that is essential for the life of urban young family. This analysis creates a housing architectural model based on architectural design methodology, where characteristics in stages of family development cycle become the source of inspiration in the formulation of design principles of urban young family housing model. As the result of this analysis, housing model for urban young family describes houses that provide separated units in form of urban rental housing. The houses are small, compact and flexible units within a safe neigborhood and equipped with facilities that have attention on housing need of young families and become the place for interaction between mothers and children. As a model for urban housing design, output of this architectural research is potential for further exploration to develop a basic housing design prototype for young family in urban Indonesia.Faktor psikologi perkembangan keluarga dalam penyediaan perumahan di perkotaan yang didasarkan pada hubungan alami antara manusia dan huniannya masih belum cukup diperhatikan. Makalah ini memaparkan sebuah hasil kajian kebutuhan perumahan (housing need) yang sangat penting untuk kehidupan keluarga muda di perkotaan. Kajian ini menghasilkan model arsitektur perumahan berdasarkan metodologi perancangan arsitektur. Ciri-ciri kehidupan dalam tahap-tahap siklus perkembangan keluarga menjadi sumber inspirasi untuk merumuskan prinsip-prinsip perancangan perumahan untuk keluarga muda perkotaan. Model perumahan untuk keluarga muda perkotaan yang dihasilkan dari kajian ini memberikan gambaran perumahan sebagai tempat tinggal yang terpisah, dalam bentuk rumah sewa perkotaan. Model perumahan ini berbentuk unit-unit hunian yang kecil, kompak dan fleksibel, di lingkungan yang aman dari bahaya dan dilengkapi dengan fasilitas yang memperhatikan kebutuhan hunian pasangan muda, serta menjadi wadah yang optimal untuk interaksi ibu dan anak. Sebagai sebuah model umum untuk perancangan perumahan perkotaan, hasil penelitian arsitektur ini dapat dilanjutkan untuk membuat prototipe dasar perancangan perumahan keluarga muda di kawasan perkotaan di Indonesia.
BETWEEN POLICY AND PREFERENCE: THE STRUGGLE OF VERTICAL HOUSING IN BANDUNG Luqman, Rashif Imaduddin; Abadi, Agustinus Adib; Siregar, Mohammad Jehansyah; Yuwono, Tri; Sekartaji, Dian; Isnandya, Adhitya Rizky; Liandrawani, Novi; Mawarsari, Daffa
International Journal on Livable Space Vol. 11 No. 1 (2026): CONTEX-RESPONSIVE AND ADAPTIVE ARCHITECTURE
Publisher : Jurusan Arsitektur - FTSP - Universitas Trisakti

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.25105/livas.v11i1.24378

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Despite strong policy support, vertical housing in Bandung struggles to gain public acceptance. This reveals a significant gap between policy goals and residents’ experiences, which shape their long-term housing preferences. Aims: The study identifies the key economic, socio-spatial, and institutional factors that predict resident satisfaction and influence the decision to leave vertical housing. Methodology and results: Using a mixed-methods comparative design was used, including a survey of 75 residents. The results show that institutional factors, such as low management satisfaction (mean < 3.1/5) and infrastructure issues, are the primary drivers of dissatisfaction. Commercial residents prioritize transactional attributes, such as location and aesthetics, while rental flat residents apply a communal logic, linking satisfaction to their entire living environment. Conclusion, significance, and impact of the study: The study reveals a striking convergence: the majority of residents in both commercial (72%) and public rental flats (62%) desire to move to landed housing. This indicates a policy Implementation dilemma, where failures in management and maintenance push residents to desire moving back to landed houses, which in turn undermines the policy's goal of curbing urban sprawl.
Co-Authors Agustinus Adib Abadi Dian Sekartaji Isnandya, Adhitya Rizky Liandrawani, Novi LUQMAN, RASHIF IMADUDDIN Mawarsari, Daffa Tri Yuwono, Tri