<![CDATA[ABSTRAK Surabaya sebagai kota metropolitan menghadapi tantangan ganda: degradasi lingkungan akibat Urban Heat Island (UHI) dan penurunan kesejahteraan psikologis masyarakat karena minimnya area hijau. Sementara itu, permintaan akomodasi komersial terus meningkat seiring laju ekonomi. Penelitian ini merumuskan perancangan hotel bertingkat tinggi (high-rise) yang mengintegrasikan fungsi komersial dengan restorative environment. Menggunakan pendekatan strukturalisme rasionalistik, perancangan ini mengadopsi kerangka teori 14 Patterns of Biophilic Design (Terrapin Bright Green) sebagai parameter utama dalam transformasi elemen arsitektural. Hasil rancangan berupa bangunan 20 lantai dengan orientasi massa ke Tenggara untuk efisiensi termal, penerapan intensive green roof yang terintegrasi dengan struktur kantilever, serta penyediaan ruang spasial refuge dan mystery. Studi ini menyimpulkan bahwa implementasi arsitektur biofilik pada bangunan tinggi bukan sekadar penambahan vegetasi sebagai elemen dekoratif, melainkan rekonstruksi sistemik (struktur, fasad, dan utilitas) untuk mereduksi beban panas mikro sekaligus menyediakan ruang pemulihan (sanctuary) di tengah kepadatan urban. Kata Kunci: Arsitektur Biofilik, Green Roof, Hotel High-rise, Surabaya. ABSTRACT As a metropolitan city, Surabaya faces dual challenges: environmental degradation due to the Urban Heat Island (UHI) effect and a decline in public psychological well-being caused by the scarcity of green spaces. Meanwhile, the demand for commercial accommodation continues to rise alongside economic growth. This research formulates the design of a high-rise hotel that integrates commercial functions with a restorative environment. Utilizing a rationalist structuralism approach, the design adopts the 14 Patterns of Biophilic Design (Terrapin Bright Green) framework as the primary parameter for transforming architectural elements. The resulting design is an 20-story building featuring a Southeast mass orientation for thermal efficiency, the integration of an intensive green roof with a cantilever structural system, and the provision of spatial experiences of refuge and mystery. This study concludes that the implementation of biophilic architecture in high-rise buildings is not merely the addition of vegetation as decorative elements, but a systemic reconstruction (structure, facade, and utilities) to reduce microclimatic heat loads while providing a sanctuary amidst urban density.. Keywords: Biophilic Architecture, Green Roof, City Hotel, Surabaya.]]>
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