Jurnal Koridor

Implementation of Therapeutic Architecture at Kissidan Eco Hill

This study investigates the application of therapeutic architecture at Kissidan Eco Hill, Sidan Village, Gianyar, to evaluate the impact of environmental design on visitors' emotional and psychological well-being. This concept refers to the design of buildings and spaces that support psychological well-being. The research employs a mixed-method approach, combining qualitative and quantitative methods through interviews, questionnaires, and direct observations. The findings indicate that design elements such as natural lighting, ventilation, color, views, form, facade, and sound contribute significantly to visitors' comfort and relaxation, creating a profound and healing tourism experience. This study serves as a reference for further development in planning Kissidan Eco Hill as a health- and well-being-oriented tourist destination.

Implementation of Accessibility as a Passive Fire Protection System in the Hutaraja Village Tourism Area in Pangururan District, Samosir Regency

Vinky Rahman

The Simarjarunjung corridor area is one of the tourist destinations in Simalungun Regency, North Sumatra, which is famous for its natural scenery and culinary specialties. With the development of tourism activities, the appearance of buildings along the corridor of this area has changed. This study aims to analyze the typology of building facades in the Simarjarunjung area and its influence on the formation of the character of the area. The method used is a qualitative descriptive method, where data collection is carried out through field observations, documents, and interviews. The research sample focused on buildings along the main corridor of Simarjarunjung. The results of the study show that there are three main types of building facades according to the shape, material, and elements of the facade. The first typography reflects the old architectural style with wood materials and hip roofs. The second type is a modern minimalist building, mainly glass and concrete. The third type is a mixed-style building that combines traditional and modern elements. The diversity of these types creates the unique character of a tourist destination area that combines local cultural elements with modern needs. This study shows the need for design guidelines as guidelines for building facades that can strengthen the identity of the Simarjarunjung area as a tourist destination based on local culture.

A Study of Placemaking for Urban Sustainability

Dhiyan Krishna Wardhani, Benediktus Yosef Arya Wastunimpuna

Urbanization presents challenges such as sustainability and urban livability which need to be ensured and improved respectively. Placemaking has developed as an effective response to enhance the quality of public spaces by making them more inclusive, usable and relevant to the community. This research investigates how placemaking promotes urban sustainability by discussing its core principles, approaches, and results. Using a descriptive exploratory research design, the study combines literature reviews and case study findings to examine the relationship between placemaking and sustainable urbanism. The key findings indicate that placemaking improves community identities and environmental frameworks in the cities by adding community participation in the process. Placemaking is seen as a multi-phased approach where tactical, creative and strategic goals are realized through addressing urban issues via short-term actions, cultural aspects and planning. The study also emphasizes the need, and communities involvement in the placemaking process and their diverse views in placemaking strategy. While placemaking has significant contributions toward urban sustainability, the research also flags risks of professional overreach, diluting local identity and community's sense of place disruption. To mitigate this, a balanced and inclusive approach is emphasized, focusing on local engagement with respect for cultural heritage. The research underlines the potentiality of placemaking to act as a complementary tool in urban planning, redressing social inequalities, environmental challenges, and economic development. It provides practical implications for policymakers, urban designers, and community actors by advocating for the incorporation of principles of placemaking in future urban development toward resilient, vibrant, culturally rich urban systems.

Perancangan Sekolah Autis Dengan Terapi Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) Di Jakarta Selatan

Imelda Friscila Matasik

The increasing rate of autism cases calls for a holistic approach in the design of supportive educational environments for children on the autism spectrum. This study aims to design a special school for autism by applying Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) therapy in South Jakarta, an area with the second highest rate of autism cases in the Jakarta area. The design approach integrates ABA principles into the architectural design, creating an environment that facilitates optimal learning and development for students with autism. Through site research and analysis, a strategic location in South Jakarta was selected to ensure accessibility and the development needs of children with autism are met. The design methodology includes literature study, user needs analysis, case data collection, and collaboration with experts in the field of special education and autism therapy. The design is expected to make a positive contribution to improving the quality of education and care for children with autism in Indonesia, as well as a therapy-based approach to an inclusive educational environment.

Keyword: Autism School, ABA, South jakarta, Autism

Parking Space Requirement Analysis at the University of North Sumatra General Hospital

HERMANTA SUSILA SURBAKTI

Hospitals are places of activity that provide vital services to the community. In reality, most hospitals are faced with the problem of providing parking facilities. One of them is the difficulty of providing parking space facilities that match the actual level of demand. The aim of the research is to obtain information on parking demand by modelling car and motorcycle parking. The methods used are linear regression and non-linear regression methods. On poly days for car parking demand with the equation: Yâ‚=8.166Ã—10-89Ã— 41.386 Xâ‚ and motorcycles with the equation: Yâ‚‚=7553.126-1112960.605/Xâ‚, Yâ‚‚=6033.071-1392502.512/Xâ‚‚, and Yâ‚‚=6389.337-1570378.771/Xâ‚ƒ. On non-poly days for car parking demand with the equation: Yâ‚=868,250-3,250Xâ‚‚ and motorcycles with the equation: Yâ‚‚=-457,000 + 6,000Xâ‚„.

Keywords: Hospital, Parking, linear regression, nonlinear regression, parking needs.