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Perancangan Residential Dementia Care Center Di Klaten Dengan Pendekatan Arsitektur Humanis
Full text linkIndonesia faces the challenge of dealing with a growing elderly population that
continues to increase significantly. Klaten Regency is part of the Central Java region
which has a significant elderly population. In 2023 the number of elderly people in
Klaten amounted to 202,591 people with a percentage of 15.77%. As they age, the
elderly experience a decrease in cognitive function and memory which can lead to
dementia. The aging process can cause degeneration or damage to the elderly brain,
resulting in a decrease in cognitive, intellectual, social, and occupational functions.
This decline can affect daily activities. The availability of adequate facilities and
services to care for and support the elderly with dementia in Klaten is still very limited.
The design of the Residential Dementia Care Center uses a humanist architectural
approach that was chosen as the design paradigm underlying the entire design process.
By emphasizing the importance of understanding the space needs, experiences, and
aspirations of space users, as well as creating a responsive, inclusive, and empowering
environment
Pengembangan Sistem Capture The Flag Dan Attack-Defense Untuk Persiapan Kompetisi Gemastik
Full text linkThe escalating importance of cybersecurity in the digital era fuels the demand for skilled professionals across various sectors. Competitions like GEMASTIK assess students' cybersecurity proficiencies through Capture The Flag (CTF) challenges and Attack-Defense simulations. However, the lack of adequate training platforms poses a challenge for students preparing for these competitions. This research aims to develop a CTF and Attack-Defense training system for GEMASTIK preparation. The system leverages the CTFd platform for CTF problems and establishes a virtual environment for Attack-Defense simulations. The methodology employed is Research and Development (R&D) using the waterfall model , encompassing needs analysis, system design, implementation, testing, and evaluation Black-box testing results indicate that all system functionalities operate effectively (100% successful). Evaluation using the System Usability Scale (SUS) yielded an average score of 82.6 , signifying good usability according to users and deeming the system viable as a training platform. Nevertheless, the Attack-Defense simulation has limitations due to its local network operation , suggesting further development is needed to more closely emulate the actual competition
Adaptive Reuse Transmart Pabelan Sebagai Lifestyle & Community Hub
Full text linkTransmart Pabelan is part of the PT Trans Retail Indonesia network, serving as a modern shopping center in the Pabelan area of Kartasura. With a One-Stop Shopping concept offering more than 40,000 products, the building was originally designed to meet the comprehensive needs of the community. However, in recent years, there has been a significant decline in the number of visitors, particularly in the shopping area, which now appears deserted and dominated by internal staff activities. To address this issue, an adaptive reuse approach was implemented, transforming Transmart Pabelan into a lifestyle & community hub. The aim is to revitalize the building as an adaptive, functional public space that aligns more closely with the current needs and lifestyle patterns of the community. The design process was carried out using qualitative methods, including observation, data analysis, post-occupancy evaluation, design theme determination, design concept development, and schematic design drawing preparation. The final design adheres to adaptive reuse principles such as structural preservation, spatial flexibility, sustainability, and contextuality. The design results show that the transformation of Transmart Pabelan can optimize the building's functions, create attractive interactive spaces, and increase visitor participation and activities
Perancangan Wellness Resort Dengan Pendekatan Arsitektur Biofilik Di Umbul Senjoyo, Kabupaten Semarang
Full text linkThe design of a biophilic Wellness resort in Umbul Senjoyo, Tegalwaton Village, Tengaran District, Semarang Regency, aims to realize a holistic fitness and relaxation facility outside the city center. The approach taken in this design utilizes the potential of the location by applying principles based on the natural environment. This report outlines the facilities and functions of a biophilic-oriented Wellness resort, with the specific goal of planning facilities that support relaxation and recovery, and implementing biophilic concepts in its design.
The goal of this design is to create accommodations that transcend conventional recreational functions by integrating elements that support emotional relaxation and determining a design concept based on the harmonious interaction between humans and nature. The methodology used includes a comprehensive literature review and in-depth field observations, with the hope of producing a Wellness resort concept that supports individual health improvement and provides a space for recovery from the stress of daily routines
Redesain Singosaren Plaza Kota Surakarta dengan Pendekatan Natural Ventilation
Full text linkSingosaren Plaza Surakarta City is one of the old commercial buildings that has experienced a decline in function and performance due to the development of space needs and the behavior of modern visitors. Based on the results of the Post-Occupancy Evaluation (EPH), more than 70% stated that the building did not meet the standards of technical, functional, and spatial behavior—with findings such as a poor ventilation system, many non-standard and damaged rooms, and suboptimal circulation. A total redesign is needed to restore the building's suitability and adapt it to current shopping center standards that are oriented towards user comfort and energy efficiency. The goal of this design is to present an adaptive transformation of the building's function through an environmentally friendly and contextual architectural approach to the tropical climate. The main concept promoted is natural ventilation as a method to improve air quality and thermal comfort passively. The design strategy includes rearranging the retail layout, implementing cross-ventilation through facade openings, utilizing voids and atriums as vertical ventilation paths, and integrating vegetation and open space elements to assist natural cooling. In addition, public and private zoning are also reorganized to create a healthier and more comfortable shopping experience. The design results show significant improvements in terms of thermal performance, energy efficiency, and space quality. In conclusion, the redesign of Singosaren Plaza with a natural ventilation approach has the potential to become a model for revitalizing old commercial buildings that is more sustainable, adaptive, and in line with the needs of modern cities
Konsumerise Dalam Serial Drama "Pay Later" Analisis Semiotika Roland Barthes
Full text linkThe research in the drama series Pay Later aims to analyze how media film gives a representation of consumerism in modern society. The drama series Pay Later emphasizes the consumption of goods or services for symbolic value, and social recognition in the spectacle society. The method used in this research is qualitative with data collection through documentation of scenes related to consumerism. This research uses Roland Barthes' semiotic analysis which explains denotation, connotation, and myth. In addition, it uses Jean Baudrillad's theory as a reference to symbolic consumption, and Guy Debord's theory as a reference related to spectacle society. The data in this research is strengthened by triangulation techniques. The results of this study show that the drama series Pay Later represents consumerism in the form of symbolic value consumption and spectacle society consumption through the scenes shown in the series. This research also shows that there is a myth that consumption in this era is done for symbolic purposes only, but not in accordance with the needs of reality
Analisis Pengembangan Strategi Pemasaran Menggunakan Metode SWOT Di Radja Konveksi
Full text linkRadja Konveksi is a MSME that produces PDH uniforms(daily office clothes), shirts, printed t-shirts, workwear, blazers, jackets, lanyards, and flags. This MSME faces challenges in meeting its monthly sales target of 700 units. This study aims to formulate an effective marketing strategy to increase sales volume and achieve that target. The method employed is SWOT analysis, beginning with the identification and evaluation of internal and external factors using the IFAS and EFAS matrices. These factors are then mapped into a SWOT diagram to determine the appropriate marketing strategies. The research findings show the following factor scores: strength = 2,26; opportunity = 2,55, weakness = -1,47; and threat = -2,21. This places the company in Quadrant I (aggressive strategy), indicating the need to leverage its strengths and opportunities. The recommended strategies include improving product quality, diversifying product designs and materials, standardizing production lead time, setting competitive prices based on product type and quantity, expanding market reach, and encouraging costumer reviews through Google Maps ratings
Redesain Terminal Ir. Soekarno Melalui Pendekatan Universal Design
Full text linkIr. Soekarno Terminal in Klaten Regency, classified as a Type A terminal and strategically located between two major cities Surakarta and Yogyakarta should ideally function optimally as a key transportation hub. However, in practice, the terminal has yet to meet the minimum service standards, particularly in catering to the needs of passengers with special needs. According to data from the W.H.O (2011), around 15% of the global population lives with some form of disability, with 82% residing in developing countries, including Indonesia. This group faces significant socio-economic challenges such as limited access to education, healthcare, job opportunities, and public transportation. These issues are further exacerbated by the lack of universal facilities at Ir. Soekarno Terminal, including the absence of lifts, guiding blocks, ramps, accessible toilets, designated taxi lanes, rural/urban public transportation, and physical integration with Klaten Station. Additionally, disorganized parking circulation, a terminal building height that cannot accommodate double-decker buses, and the emergence of shadow terminals further hinder its functionality. Therefore, the implementation of a Universal Design approach offers a comprehensive solution to address issues of accessibility, comfort, and inclusivity, aiming to restore the terminal's role as a decent, accessible, and inclusive public transportation hub for all age groups and users
Urban Farming Hub : Desain Pusat Pertanian Perkotaan Untuk Mendukung Ketahanan Pangan Di Area Sungai Bengawan Solo
Full text linkFood security is a strategic issue in achieving Indonesia's vision for 2045, especially
amidst high urbanization rates and the massive conversion of agricultural land.
Surakarta, as a city with significant population growth, faces challenges in maintaining
food availability due to the limited production land in urban areas.
On the other hand, the Bengawan Solo River, as a key ecological element of the city,
holds the potential to provide alternative space to address the urban space and food
needs of its population. This research examines the concept of urban farming as an
innovative approach to utilizing space above the river's flow to create a productive,
adaptive, and sustainable urban farming hub. Through literature review, interviews, and
site surveys, this study explores the regulatory, environmental, and social challenges of
implementing the project, while formulating an architectural design that supports
sustainable farming practices and preserves the river's ecological function.
The findings aim to contribute to improving food security and revitalizing river areas in
densely populated cities like Surakarta.
Keywords: food security, urban farming, Bengawan Solo River, sustainable design
Speaking or Staying Silent? A Study On English Speaking Anxiety Among EFL Students In Indonesia
Full text linkThis research examines English speaking anxiety among Indonesian EFL students, specifically eighth-grade students. Speaking anxiety is one of the most significant issues that influence learners' confidence and commitment in English-speaking activities. This research will identify the main causes of speaking anxiety, monitor how students cope with it, and discuss teachers' roles in minimizing such anxiety.In this qualitative descriptive study, data collection was conducted by using classroom observation, interviews, and questionnaires. Three salient reasons behind speech anxiety emerge from the findings: Communication Apprehension (CA), Test Anxiety (TA), and Fear of Negative Evaluation (FNE). Students are primarily anxious, not confident, and apprehensive about mispronouncing words during public speaking. Test anxiety serves to increase even more their apprehension towards public speaking with Grade and performance-measuring anxieties.To overcome such anxiety, the students turn to coping strategies like peer practice, pre-reading notes before they are presented, and visualizing a conducive learning environment. Teachers also have important roles in lowering the students' anxiety levels by giving them a supportive learning environment, providing feedback, and using interactive teaching mechanisms.This research emphasizes the need for education policies to support systematic English-speaking courses and peer-helping learning programs. Students can overcome these obstacles and enhance their confidence, become more active in class, and enhance their overall English skill.
Keywords: Speaking anxiety, EFL students, Communication Apprehension,Test Anxiety, Fear of Negative Evaluation