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54 th International Making Cities Livable Conference on PUBLIC PLACES FOR COMMUNITY, DEMOCRATIC DIALOGUE, HEALTH, & EQUITY Increasing Quality of Civic Place through Enhanced Square and Street Connectivity (Case Study: Fatahillah Square at


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54th International Making Cities Livable Conference on PUBLIC PLACES FOR COMMUNITY, DEMOCRATIC DIALOGUE, HEALTH, & EQUITY

Increasing Quality of Civic Place through Enhanced Square and Street Connectivity

(Case Study: Fatahillah Square at Jakarta's Old Town Area) by: Felia Srinaga July Hidayat Martin Lukman Katoppo Santa Fe, NM October 2-6, 2017

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Background and Context

  • The study of public spaces has been long debated

by scholars, researchers, governments, politicians, private companies and professionals.

  • Public spaces can be present in neighborhoods,
  • ffice complexes, commercial areas, riversides,

and in many other areas in the city, including the civic space in the city core.

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Development of Public Places in Jakarta

  • The public places in Jakarta were revitalized, repaired, rejuvenated,

restored, converted, or built on empty, loose, or residual spaces.

  • These public places exist almost all across Jakarta as child-friendly

integrated public spaces, city or neighborhood parks/squares/plazas, pedestrian and riverside areas, and many more, making Jakarta a more public-friendly city, catering the needs of the young, old, children, and even disabled alike.

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Fatahillah Square and old Town of Jakarta

  • Fatahillah Square is the oldest civic place in Jakarta and consists of

the Main Square and other areas in which aged buildings from the Dutch era still stand.

  • This area has gone through a couple of restorations, renovations,

and revitalizations since it was first built in 1527.

  • In 2013, a consortium (which consists of some private sectors)—

collaborate with the central government, the provincial government of DKI Jakarta, municipalities, and civil society—was formed for the development and revitalization of Kota Tua Jakarta/Old Town Jakarta (Robertson, UNESCO Report 2014; Consortium Report).

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Old Town Jakarta 1667 Old Town Jakarta Now Priority Acceleration Area

Priority Development of Old Town Jakarta (Fatahillah Square Area)

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Fatahillah Square and old Town of Jakarta

Kota Tua Jakarta/Old Town of Jakarta is located in the Northen part of Jakarta as one of Tourism Destination

(Ministry of Tourism Program: Acceleration 10 Tourist Destinations)

April 2017 Inauguration and Kick off Revitalization of Jakarta’s Old Town area by provincial government of Jakarta (as a Special Economic Development District)

(Source: Consortium Kota Tua)

Fatahillah Area Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3

Fatahillah Square Parking & Street Vendors Area

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Problems in Old Town of Jakarta (Fatahillah Main Zone)

Kota Tua still has several issues that should be considered, such as:

  • Ease of access, public transportation

connectivity, uncomfortable pedestrian area, limited parking area, and scattered street vendors. (The sidewalks are packed with street vendors).

  • Lacks integration with the squares,

streets, and buildings in the vicinity.

  • The development of this area is also

uneven; the less-crowded area

  • utside the main zone is

underdeveloped.

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The Quality of Civic Place

In this discussion, a civic place area be observed from: 1. Fatahillah Square, the streets/sidewalk, and their connections with the main road, 2. the integration of the square and the buildings surrounding it, and 3. a lively and inclusive area.

  • Source: Re-Framing Urban Space by: Im Sik Cho, Chye Kiang Heng, Zdravko Trivic.

Hardware (Physic) Software (Program) Orgware (Management)

Sustainability

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Square Core Zone

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Fatahillah Square Museum Cafe & Office Buildings Restaurant 1972 Since 2006 2009 2013

  • Fatahillah as a national heritage.
  • To be developed as a

tourist attraction for pedestrians.

  • Finally in 2013, the area
  • f Fatahillah Square

became a pedestrian zone

  • The sidewalks were

starting to get widened.

Ring 2 Ring 1 Ring 2 Ring 3

Fatahillah Area

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Development Nowadays

  • 1. Water front development

area.

  • 2. Revitalization of cultural

heritage buildings

  • 3. Parking and

Vendors/Hawkers area.

  • Market Place, F&B, Hostel, Co-Working & Co-Living Place,

Art Community Space & Micro Cinema, Boutique Hotel etc. 1 2 2 3

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Development Nowadays

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A D E F G H K C B I J

E E E A D B K B J B C F G E H I J I H

FATAHILLAH SQUARE AREA

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Circulation& Street Connectivity

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The thresholds of Fatahillah, which often case are the most crowded and uncomfortable for pedestrians, is also a pressing issue that requires extra attention. Some of the street vendors are legal, but most of them aren’t. The relocation of street vendors is an essential task.

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Street Vendors

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Square & Buildings

These historical buildings give the Fatahillah area a unique identity as a historical old town. Attract a large amount of people, especially during social, cultural, and/or economic events.

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Livability and Inclusiveness

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Fatahillah Square and Street Connectivity

The transportation is dominated by vehicles Fatahillah main Square

Rail way Station

Pedestrian Free Zone Area

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Parking Lot and Hawkers Area Street vendors

Fatahillah Square Streets Vendor Free Zone Area

Prime Corridor (axis with andesite stone)

Pedestrian and Bicycle Area

Proposed drop off area

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Some important principles in order to improve Fatahillah Square’s quality as a historic civic place are: – To Enhance Quality of Square and Streets Connectivity : USER COMFORT, ACCESSIBILITY, MOBILITY

MEANS, and CONNECTIVITY.

– To Improve the Integration of Square and Buildings :

LEGIBILITY and EDGES, SPATIAL VARIETY, DIVERSITY and INTENSITY OF USE, SOCIAL ACTIVITY, ECONOMIC ACTIVITY, and IDENTITY.

– To Increase Liveliness and Inclusiveness of the whole Fatahillah Area : ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY

DESIGN, INCLUSIVE DESIGN, SPECIFICATION of AMENITIES and SERVICES, SAFETY and SECURITY, and MANAGEMENT and REGULATION.

Conclusion:

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Evaluation Parameter Components Recommendations - Problems

Enhance Quality of Square and Streets Connectivity

Accessibility

Giving more attention to pedestrian access points, the square’s thresholds, and prioritizing the pedestrians.

Connectivity

Enhance public transportation connectivity, movement patterns, node connectivity, sightlines, and way-finding.

Fatahillah Square quality components

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Evaluation Parameter Components Recommendations - Problems

Enhance Quality of Square and Streets Connectivity

Mobility means

Enhance walkability and Bicycle-friendly Design by also put into consideration: the availability of public transport, Drop-off, Taxi / Bus-way Stands, parking area etc.

User comfort

Enhance the visitor's comfort with considerations

  • f the weather, shade & sunlight.

Fatahillah Square quality components

Source: Consortium

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Fatahillah Square quality components

Evaluation Parameter Components Recommendations - Problems Legibility and Edges

Provide a clear spatial layout, a visually rich and active buildings edges, the existence of visual landmarks, focal point of activity that can be seen from the access into the area and also the permeability of this area.

Spatial variety

Providing a spatial experience for the visitors, a spatial ability that has the capacity to adopt temporary programs, spaces with flexible layouts to create a spatial arrangement and various conditions/ activities.

Square and Buildings

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Evaluation Parameter Components Recommendations - Problems

Square and Buildings

Diversity and intensity of use

Maintain the diversity of activities within the Square, choice of activities around square, mix uses (space and buildings),.

Social activities

Provide provision of a good and various seating amenities, creating intimate places & exposure, etc.

Source: Consortium Source: Consortium

Fatahillah Square quality components

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Evaluation Parameter Components Recommendations

Square and Buildings

Economic Activities

The arrangement

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street vendors, time management for vending and other activities did around the square and in nearby buildings.

Identity

Fixing the image and character of the area by restoring or preserving the historical buildings and the cultural heritage of the area, preserving and improving the existing historic and symbolic value, as well as the unique buildings / natural features such as cannons, museums, etc., and increasing the number of art and cultural programs.

Fatahillah Square quality components

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Evaluation Parameter Components Recommendations - Problems Environmentally friendly design

Design streetscape arrangement, street furniture, streetlights and landscape around the square, pedestrian zones, and vehicle routes.

Inclusive design considerations

provision of special lanes for the disabled, street signs for the disabled, bike lanes, comfortable bus stops, and comfortable sidewalks.

Livability and Inclusive Design /Orgware Fatahillah Square quality components

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Evaluation Parameter Components Recommendations - Problems

Livability and Inclusive Design/ Orgware

Provision of amenities and services

Provision of clean public toilets, first aid centers, lighting arrangements, street signs, information centers, and other facilities and amenities.

Safety and security

Preventing the event of accidents and crimes, the provision

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zebra crosses, lane dividers, and features designed to avoid injuries.

Management and regulations

Enforce applicable regulations especially regarding street vendors, which may cause traffic and discomfort for visitors, time and event management.

Fatahillah Square quality components

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Streets vendor

Design Inception for the Fatahillah Square

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Parking area & Streets Vendor Streets vendor area

Fatahillah Main Square Proposed drop off area

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Thank You

felia.srinaga@uph.edu july.hidayat@uph.edu martin.katoppo@uph.edu