The Value of Corridor in Flat as Place Attachment In the Life of the Dwellers

Arifin, Lilianny Sigit and Canadarma, Wanda Widigdo and Juniwati, Anik and Mintorogo, Danny Santoso (2017) The Value of Corridor in Flat as Place Attachment In the Life of the Dwellers. [UNSPECIFIED]

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Abstract

Abstract. Place attachment has been researched extensively in the behavioral and architecture studies over the past two decades. In the production of housing, designers mainly focus on the quality of the physical components. Place attachment is just the form of connection between a person and the environmental setting. However, it is challenging for this study to grasp the aspects of meanings and attachment, both in the level of personal, community and natural environment contexts, which are not adequately considered in the design process. In this study, three dimensional model of personal and community attachments to their corridor in flat, was conceptually and empirically examined. The aim is to testing an integrated approach to measurement of place attachment at corridor in flat in understanding the values of places in the life of the dwellers. Sample cases include examining attachment to corridor in three flats of Surabaya, Indonesia. It was evident that the value of corridor as a places was affected with their daily experience of the places, social bonding, neighborhood interaction and landscape values.

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