https://talenta.usu.ac.id/ijau/issue/feedInternational Journal of Architecture and Urbanism2025-04-10T13:54:29+07:00Dr. Dwira Nurfalinidwira.nirfalini@usu.ac.idOpen Journal Systems<p style="text-align: justify;">International Journal of Architecture and Urbanism (IJAU) is peer-reviewed journal that published article that is concerned with Architectural Theory and Critic, Building Technology, Development Studies, Economic Growth and Development, Heritage and Built Environment, Human and Society, Organization and Management, Physical Environment, Quality of Life, Spatial Change & Geographic Information Technologies, Sustainable Built Environment, Town Planning dan Urban Design.</p>https://talenta.usu.ac.id/ijau/article/view/17978Analysis of Justified Plan Graphs on Subsidized Flats in DKI Jakarta2024-10-30T10:44:05+07:00Asri Ardiati Sunotoasri.ardiati@mercubuana.ac.id<p>The Justified Plan Graph (JPG) is a technique developed in the late 1970s and developed for 20 years as a means to do qualitative and quantitative research especially for spatial structure or permeability of buildings. With JPG, we can study the economic-socio-cultural conditions of the occupants. For example, the location of the balcony with a deep step depth shows that the space is a private area which space for hanging clothes out for drying. It also shows that clothes dryers are not yet popular among residents. The government of DKI Jakarta is currently building many subsidized flats to solve the housing stock problem. There are 15 unit types of them that each resident unit consists of 1 living room, 2 bedrooms, 1 kitchen, 1 bathroom and 1 laundry room. This research purpose to find out the JPG of 5 type of resident’s unit lay out whether there is sameness. Based on these JPGs, it was found that 3 of 5 JPG layouts are same. It means that there might be a sameness of thought between DKI Jakarta Government, the architetcs and other stake holders about the way of DKI Jakarta resident’s life that they shoud be accommodated. Such as busy life which demands high accesibility between each room for doing multiple works simultaneously so that they provide shallow step depth of each room and other interesting findings.</p>2025-04-10T00:00:00+07:00Copyright (c) 2025 International Journal of Architecture and Urbanismhttps://talenta.usu.ac.id/ijau/article/view/18857The Influence of Vertical Housing Development on the Spatial Structure in Medan Petisah District 2025-03-20T09:35:10+07:00nabilah khoirinanabilahkhoirina@gmail.com<p>Residential land is becoming less available as Medan city centers continue to <br>grow. As a result, land and house values have skyrocketed. In addition, the <br>increasing number of city dwellers has made it more difficult to supply the <br>demand for housing. One way to solve this problem is to build vertikal <br>buildings that provide vertikal hunian that can satisfy the needs of the local <br>populace. Perimahan vertikal may be a necessary and practical measure for the <br>general public who wish to interact with workplaces, public spaces, <br>educational institutions, and other activities.Vertical buildings are buildings <br>that have a perpendicular shape and arrangement from bottom to top. Low-rise <br>buildings have three or four layers of floors or a height of + 10 meters, while <br>high-rise buildings have more than four layers of floors and a height of more <br>than 10 meters. Vertical buildings or multi-storey buildings have several <br>influences, including land efficiency. Vertical use of space can increase land <br>efficiency. House prices. Demand for space. Multi-storey buildings are built to <br>meet the high demand for space in the area. Multi-storey buildings are built <br>because of limited expensive land in urban areas.The demand for apartments <br>becomes a wise investment when the population of urban areas continues to <br>expand but there is a lack of equivalent urban land for housing. With its large <br>capacity, vertical housing may produce green open space in a vertical setting.</p>2025-04-10T00:00:00+07:00Copyright (c) 2025 International Journal of Architecture and Urbanismhttps://talenta.usu.ac.id/ijau/article/view/18861Coastal Morphological Characteristics and Their Impact on Spatial Structure in Medan Belawan District2025-03-20T09:39:20+07:00Bima Hazril Prasetyobimahazril@students.usu.ac.id<p>This study explains the morphological characteristics that occur in the coastal area of ​​Belawan District. The Belawan coastal area experienced morphological changes in the form of changes in the coastline due to reclamation which was carried out in 2017, resulting in various phenomena such as abrasion and accretion on the Belawan coastline. This abrasion and accretion phenomenon also makes tidal flood disaster intervals in the Belawan sub-district more frequent. The tidal flood disaster had an impact on the spatial structure of the Belawan sub-district, such as damaged road and residential infrastructure, patterns of selecting industrial locations, warehousing, and service trade which avoided areas that had a high potential for flood disasters. This research seeks to determine the morphological characteristics of the Belawan coastal and the analytical method used in this research is descriptive analysis. The results of this research show that the characteristics of the Belawan coastal area have experienced changes originating from a combination of human and natural activities which have an influence on the spatial structure of Belawan District. </p>2025-04-10T00:00:00+07:00Copyright (c) 2025 International Journal of Architecture and Urbanismhttps://talenta.usu.ac.id/ijau/article/view/18864Urban Space Transformation In Medan Johor District The Influence Of Elite Housing Development On Spatial Patterns2025-03-20T09:43:10+07:00Disha Anindya Sofiradishaanindyasofira03@gmail.com<p>Urban space transformation is meant as the processes of change in the form of urban space that always experiences changes in each phase of development. Transformation always begins with the emergence or development of settlement elements at a certain time, then finally experiences changes over a certain period of time. Observations were Observations were made on residential areas in Medan Johor District which in recent decades have shown developments that have an impact on changes in spatial patterns in the area. The study aims to determine the transformation of urban space in elite housing on spatial patterns in Medan Johor District using descriptive-qualitative research methods. The results of the conclusion of this study show the development of elite housing on spatial patterns in Medan Johor District in 2024, precisely in the housing that has been studied, it can be said that the land has expanded. Housing that was previously empty land in 2017, in 2022 has experienced quite rapid regional development</p>2025-04-10T00:00:00+07:00Copyright (c) 2025 International Journal of Architecture and Urbanismhttps://talenta.usu.ac.id/ijau/article/view/18867The Influence of Transportation Network Connectivity on Spatial Structure in West Medan District2025-03-20T09:47:15+07:00Marisa Kristin Caronina Sitepumarisasitepu43@gmail.com<p>This study aims to analyze the spatial structure of West Medan. This spatial structure analysis can help understand the influence of transportation network connectivity on spatial structure in the West Medan sub-district. Transportation is an essential and strategic means in an area; the existence of a transportation system has a connection with the transportation network that forms an area that makes the place a crowded urban space or even the center of community activity patterns with urban spatial planning that is formed into a commercial space. The transportation system is a chain of transportation consisting of a network that connects the centers of activities and supporting activities of the city with the road network system in the West Medan District. The connectivity pattern of transportation networks such as highways, public transportation, and bus lines can affect spatial structures such as land use and the distribution of activities in West Medan. </p>2025-04-10T00:00:00+07:00Copyright (c) 2025 International Journal of Architecture and Urbanismhttps://talenta.usu.ac.id/ijau/article/view/18868Spatial Structure And Socio-Economic Linkages in Medan Denai District : A Study of Inter-Area Connectivity2025-03-20T09:51:57+07:00tika nurannisatikanurannisa27@gmail.com<p>This study aims to analyze the spatial structure and socio-economic linkages in Medan Denai District with a focus on case studies of inter-regional connectivity. Medan Denai District, located in the city of Medan, North Sumatra, has the characteristics of high population density and various interdependent economic sectors. The spatial structure in this area includes various types of land use, ranging from settlements, trade, industry, to public facilities. Through a qualitative approach, this study identifies the relationship between spatial structure and the pattern of socio-economic linkages between regions in Medan Denai District. The data obtained includes information on population distribution, types of businesses, economic mobility, and accessibility between regions. This analysis also considers the role of transportation infrastructure and public facilities in shaping social and economic interactions between regions. The results of the study show that there is a significant connection between residential areas and commercial and industrial areas, which support each other in creating local economic dynamics. The fragmented spatial structure affects the pattern of economic distribution, with certain regions having greater potential to increase economic activity and population welfare. However, uneven access and infrastructure inequality in some regions can hinder more inclusive economic growth. Overall, this study provides an overview of the importance of more integrated and sustainable spatial planning, taking into account socio-economic aspects in an effort to create a balance between regions in Medan Denai District.</p>2025-04-10T00:00:00+07:00Copyright (c) 2025 International Journal of Architecture and Urbanismhttps://talenta.usu.ac.id/ijau/article/view/18871Green Space and Housing Morphology Analysis in Medan Helvetia District: An Urban Environmental Study2025-03-20T09:56:02+07:00Dara Amaliadaraamalia@studentusu.ac.id<p>Population growth and urban development will increase, but the existence of environmental balancers such as green open spaces does not accompany the impact of the growth that occurs. It can result in a decrease in the quality of the urban environment. To study the ebb and flow of development and design of a settlement can be done through settlement morphology. This study aims to examine the availability of green space and housing morphology patterns in Medan Helvetia District as part of an effort to understand the dynamics of the urban environment. The method used is descriptive qualitative; data collection is carried out in two ways, namely primary data through observation and documentation, while secondary data through several reference sources from scientific journals related to green space and housing morphology, Google Earth, Google Maps, Medan City RDTR, and similar websites. The data that has been collected will be analyzed through qualitative methods. The study results indicate that the availability of green space in Helvetia District still needs to meet the standards for green space in Medan City. There are variations in the distribution of green space and housing morphology patterns that are influenced by population growth factors, spatial planning policies, and city infrastructure development. This finding contributes to sustainable urban environmental planning in Medan Helvetia District, especially in providing green space and regulating housing development patterns.</p>2025-04-10T00:00:00+07:00Copyright (c) 2025 International Journal of Architecture and Urbanismhttps://talenta.usu.ac.id/ijau/article/view/18874The Spatial Structure of Urban Villages in Medan Maimun District: A Study of Social Function and Spatial Planning2025-03-20T09:59:33+07:00Siti Yuniartiyuniarti.siti76@gmail.com<p>Urban villages, particularly in the Medan Maimun District represent a unique blend of social and spatial planning characteristics that reflect from its historical processes. This study investigates the spatial structure of these city villages, emphasizing their social functions, which include community, economic activities, and cultural practices in public. Utilizing a qualitative methodology, data were collected through observations from some sources to understand how the function of social and spatial planning regarding urban villages as a place to live. The findings reveal that the spatial layout of urban villages significantly affects social interactions among residents. Key factors influencing this relationship include proximity to essential services, density of settlement influence the land use. The study highlights how the common public integrating social function into spatial planning to enhance community well-being and resilience against urban challenges. By providing insights into the dynamics of urban villages in Medan Maimun, this research trying to explain and discussions on the role of local communities in shaping their environments. The implications of this study suggest that effective spatial planning must prioritize social functions to foster vibrant urban communities.</p> <p>Keywords: urban villages, Medan Maimun, social, spatial planning</p>2025-04-10T00:00:00+07:00Copyright (c) 2025 International Journal of Architecture and Urbanismhttps://talenta.usu.ac.id/ijau/article/view/18951Flood Preparedness Assessment Among Flood-Prone Communities in Medan2025-03-20T10:03:30+07:00Robi Arianta Sembiringrobisembiring@usu.ac.idGina Cynthia Raphita Hasibuangina.hasibuan@usu.ac.idDicky Andrea Sembiringdickyandrea@usu.ac.id<p>The problem of flooding is one of the important tasks that must be completed in the city of Medan. Flood disasters have the potential to cause casualties, so it is important to know the level of community readiness in dealing with flood disasters. This study aims to include the involvement of the community in flood-prone areas in the city of Medan and compare the readiness of each urban districts in dealing with floods. This has a long-term goal to minimize the negative impact of flooding in the city of Medan with a bottom-up approach. The research will use a quantitative approach, namely a questionnaire to 200 respondents consisting of households that are in flood-prone locations at several points in the city of Medan. The primary data obtained from the questionnaire will be analyzed and tested for face validity. The final result of the research is expected to be able to project the level of community readiness in the city of Medan in dealing with floods and become a reference for policy makers related to flood disaster management in the city of Medan. It can be concluded from the preliminary result that Aur Urban Village has the highest value in terms of level of preparedness in comparison to the other 9 urban villages. The informality of Aur Urban Village is argued to have a significant correlation with the high level of preparedness from the residents in Aur Urban Village.</p> <p>keywords: Flooding, community readiness, disaster management, preparedness, buttom-up approach.</p>2025-04-10T00:00:00+07:00Copyright (c) 2025 International Journal of Architecture and Urbanismhttps://talenta.usu.ac.id/ijau/article/view/18909Pottery Museum Design Based On Sustainable Tourism In Melikan Village Central Java2025-03-20T09:23:50+07:00Koko Pradityoikakoko13@gmail.comR Siti Rukayahtututrsiti@yahoo.com<p>Melikan Tourism Village is located in Klaten Regency, Central Java Province. This village is known as a center for pottery crafts with a unique technique called the inclined spinning technique, which is estimated to have existed for about 600 years. Despite being known for its pottery crafts, Melikan Village still faces several challenges to ensure the sustainability and development of the village. Based on the historical and cultural background of the village, this study aims to design a pottery museum to address these potentials and challenges. The research employs a qualitative descriptive method, including precedent studies, literature studies, and field surveys. The design of this pottery museum strives to apply the principles of sustainable tourism into its design. The result of this research is a pottery museum design concept that supports aspects of sustainable tourism by integrating economic, socio-cultural, and environmental aspects into a sustainable unity.</p> <p><strong>Keywords: </strong> Pottery, Museum, Sustainable Tourism</p>2025-04-10T00:00:00+07:00Copyright (c) 2025 International Journal of Architecture and Urbanismhttps://talenta.usu.ac.id/ijau/article/view/18259Auditory Experience Identification Through Soundscape Approach in Borobudur Temple2025-03-20T09:31:08+07:00Frengky Benediktus Olafrengky.ola@uajy.ac.idInesza Cahya Kristiinezakristi22@gmail.com<p><em>Borobudur Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage site located in Central Java, Indonesia, is famous for its architectural splendor and spiritual significance. However, the auditory experience of visitors, as part of the cultural landscape, has been minimally researched. This research aims to identify and explore the soundscape at Borobudur Temple and examine visitors' auditory perceptions. Soundscape, introduced by R. Murray Schafer, encompasses the acoustic environment understood and experienced by individuals or communities, which influences their perception and experience of a location. Using a quantitative descriptive approach, this study collected data by field measurement of sound intensity and characteristics as a physical form of the acoustic environment, and visitor perceptions collected by adapting a questionnaire based on Method B of ISO/TS 12913-2. Data analysis included descriptive statistics, soundscape analysis of perceptual attributes, and word cloud to examine respondent’s feedback. This research not only expands knowledge on acoustic evaluation of cultural heritage sites, but also provides a basis for soundscape management strategies that can enhance visitor experience and preserve acoustic heritage.</em></p>2025-04-10T00:00:00+07:00Copyright (c) 2025 International Journal of Architecture and Urbanismhttps://talenta.usu.ac.id/ijau/article/view/20175Architectural Regionality in the Formation of Regional Identity in Medan City2025-03-20T10:09:42+07:00Firman Eddyfirman.eddy@usu.ac.idWahyu Abdillahwahyunazir@gmail.comNovrialnovrial@usu.ac.id<p>The development of the times and socio-cultural changes have had a significant impact on architecture, often eroding regional identity and cultural heritage that have been formed over centuries. This is evident in the revitalization of heritage areas, where regional design elements are less integrated, especially in contemporary practices. This study proposes a policy to implement regional architectural design and organize outdoor spaces in cultural heritage revitalization projects. Using architectural design methods, this study aims to create a "right" approach that combines historical monumentalism with contemporary aesthetics. Conceptual strategies such as contextual juxtaposition are used to enhance the design and character of the environment, with a focus on aesthetics and functionality. This approach aims to revitalize underutilized historic buildings by integrating new structures and materials, regenerating a sense of identity and value. This study provides a foundation for cultural and architectural policies in urban development, encompassing physical, economic, and social aspects while encouraging community involvement and ownership.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Keywords:</strong> regional architecture, heritage revitalization, conceptual design, contextual juxtaposition, local identity.</p>2025-04-10T00:00:00+07:00Copyright (c) 2025 International Journal of Architecture and Urbanismhttps://talenta.usu.ac.id/ijau/article/view/18879Study on effect of Uneven Settlement of Foundation on Structure Supported by Foundation with Different Elevations2025-03-29T07:21:58+07:00Kim Sok Bongshypinguo202128@126.com<p>The structure supported by foundation with different elevations, which the foundation is supported at different elevations, is one of the most commonly used structural types in hillside buildings. In this structure, the uneven settlement of the foundation generates internal forces in the structure. In this paper, the effect of foundation uneven settlement on the internal force of the structure in a hillside building is analyzed.</p> <p>The results showed that even small uneven settlements also can generate large internal forces in the structure, while internal forces mainly occur in the beams connecting the upper and lower support storey, and relatively large internal forces occur in the supporting columns of upper embedding storey.</p> <p>When the uneven settlement occurs, the beam mainly generates shear and bending moments and the axial force is relatively small. The column mainly generates axial and bending moments, and tensile internal force is occurred in the some beams. The results obtained in this paper can be referred to the structural design of the hillside building structure and serve as a basis for further research.</p>2025-04-10T00:00:00+07:00Copyright (c) 2025 International Journal of Architecture and Urbanismhttps://talenta.usu.ac.id/ijau/article/view/18634Study on the optimal setting of architectural reference area and the number of classrooms of middle and primary-school classroom by neural network2025-03-26T21:55:11+07:00Pak Jong Namdawei_0770@163.com<p>Recently, the architectural and design sector of the school has been very concerned with the rational setting of classroom area in accordance with the actual requirements of changing from traditional classroom structure to multifunctional classroom structure with intensive modern educational technology. In this paper, we consider how to construct the optimal model for the architectural reference area setting and the determination of classroom number in middle- and primary-schools using the principle of ANN and to verify the effectiveness of the proposed optimal model by means of an application example.</p>2025-04-10T00:00:00+07:00Copyright (c) 2025 International Journal of Architecture and Urbanismhttps://talenta.usu.ac.id/ijau/article/view/20208Impact of Gating Characteristics On Place Dependence In FESTAC Housing Estate, Nigeria2025-03-20T10:13:27+07:00Olusegun Okunolaookunola@unilag.edu.ngBolawole Ogunbodedebogunbodede@unilag.edu.ngAyoola Solajaasolaja@unilag.edu.ngAkinfolarin Jobiajobi@unilag.edu.ng<p>The evolutions of urban spaces has brought about diverse residential typologies which often end up as gated. This has implications for behavioural outcomes. The study examines the impact of gating characteristics on placed dependence in urban residential neighbourhoods. Qualitative survey method was used to collect primary data through the use of questionnaires and observation checklists. Nine neighbourhoods were identified within the study area with four (4) of them characterized as Single Family and five (5) multiple family house types. The study finds that gate (ing) was accorded greater priority and hence its prevalence regardless of house types. Nevertheless single family neighbourhoods have higher gating attributes than multiple family neighbourhoods. Also by comparative advantage place dependence is more pronounced in Single Family Neighbourhoods than the Multiple Family. Overall, the study finds that gating systems, speed bumps, security patrol gate house, and security signage are the significant predictors of place dependence in FESTAC. The findings therefore validates the increasing popularity of gating in the shaping of the urban residential environment and therefore needs to be considered as a critical facility that serves functional utility by urban planners and designers as a goal to improve place dependence attributes in urban residential environment.</p>2025-04-10T00:00:00+07:00Copyright (c) 2025 International Journal of Architecture and Urbanism