The function of a building can be achieved by fulfilling the comfort of its circulation. Previous studies have shown that circulation in the UNILA Student Dormitory circulation has fulfilled the comfort criterias even though in the bedroom there is still a crossing circulation.The purpose of this study is to find out the occupants' perceptions of circulation comfort in the UNILA Student Dormitory.This study uses a qualitative methods. While the data obtained through questionnaires were distributed to 50 respondents.The results showed that the circulation space in the UNILA student dormitory was felt comfortable by the residents. This is shown by the results of the questionnaire about the suitability, suitability of space, activity, visuals, aroma, area, noise, temperature, lighting and security of the dorm which is in accordance with the resident needs.Some of the residents still feel lacking, namely: the bedroom lacks circulation space and the bathroom is less decent, less clean and smelly.
The existence of a dormitory in the UIN Raden Intan Lampung is one of the supporting activities for lectures. Plus, the number of students who come from outside the city of Bandar Lampung makes the dormitory a very interesting place to live. Meanwhile, the dormitory capacity is still very limited. Therefore, it is necessary to redesign so that capacity can be increased, and student activities can be accommodated. This study aims to redesign the current student dormitory. The research method is carried out by documentation at the site location, analyzing the problems and resulting the concept. The results showed that there were three main concepts in redesigning the student dormitory of UIN Raden Intan Lampung, namely: site and environmental, building user and the building itself.
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