STUDI DEFENSIBLE SPACE TERKAIT OKUPANSI RUANG PADA RUMAH SUSUN SEDERHANA SEWA RAJAWALI MAKASSAR

HALIM, IKESHIA GRACE and Damayanti, Rully and Hariyanto, Agus Dwi (2024) STUDI DEFENSIBLE SPACE TERKAIT OKUPANSI RUANG PADA RUMAH SUSUN SEDERHANA SEWA RAJAWALI MAKASSAR. [UNSPECIFIED]

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Abstract

Rental low-cost housing flat tends to be avoided by public with the main reason of lack of security. Residents need to make their own changes to make themselves and their fellow residents safe. This study identifies space occupancy related to changes or additions to activities and the placement of physical objects, with case study of Rusunawa Rajawali Makassar. The space studied is semi-public that forms defensive areas. Research method used is qualitative methods through behavior mapping, observation and interviews. The study found different needs of occupants led to the addition of varied physical objects in formation of a defensive area. Furthermore, 11 variations of objects addition were identified in the semi-public space of rusunawa. There are behavioral differences in the formation of defensive areas that appear based on the floor residents occupied, more invasiveness the lower the floor and personalization the higher the floor. Personalization is created through the placement of seats of residential units in a centralized form in front of the main stairs where gathering activities are often carried out. This research provides benefits to the architects to be able to accommodate the addition of occupants physical objects in order to design a more secure and safe rusunawa.

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