<![CDATA[As a public space, Neha Hub is a mixed-use space that involves various facilities including educational art spaces, art gallery spaces, music studios, and is a means of various entertainment and cultural arts performances. Neha Hub also collaborates with Creativite Indonesia, a management engaged in the organization of creativity activities that collaborate in various arts and creativity activities, such as crafts, fashion, interiors, architecture, photography, and performing arts through educational activities. With various facilities available to realize the vision and mission of further developing the quality of performances by not distinguishing participants in terms of age, gender, interests and inclinations including people with disabilities to be able to participate in it. This will be the focus of the research compiled. The research aims to find out the barriers and find solutions to accessibility problems faced by people with disabilities when visiting Neha Hub. The research was conducted at the Neha Hub public space in Cilandak, South Jakarta. The author uses a combination of quantitative methods in data collection and ergonomic aspects and qualitative methods as a basis for analyzing the humanities of existing conditions. Referring to Ron Mace's universal design theory, (1980) which states that with the perception of projects and environments designed and occupied, considering the possibility of their use by different user profiles: from children to the elderly, including certain limitations. Based on the survey that has been conducted, it is known that accessibility in the Neha Hub public space is not friendly to people with disabilities. Therefore, Neha Hub as a public space must have facilities and infrastructure needed by all groups including people with disabilities.]]>
Copyrights © 2025
