A Study on Relationship Between Street Typology and Human Behavior in the Inner-City Kampong of Kebon Kacang, Jakarta, Indonesia

A Study on the Relationship Between Street Typology and Human Behavior in the Periphery Kampong of Kapuk, Jakarta, Indonesia

“…While there are several factors that influence the characteristics or functions of streets such as facilities and economy (see Mehta, 2007;Mehta and Bosson, 2010), this paper focuses on the street pattern to comprehend the relationship between human behavior and street typology in kampong. This study extends an earlier work by the authors which looked the relationship between human behavior and street typology in an inner-city kampong (Sumanto et al, 2019). For the purposes of this paper, the focus shifts from inner-city kampong to peripheral kampong to comprehend the kind of mechanisms and strategies that are necessary to improve socio-physical aspects in the on-going process of urban consolidation in peripheral areas of Jakarta.…”

“…The case of inner-city kampong showed that the great number of junctions between kampongs and the secondary level super grid that ensures spatial permeability is significant to inhabitants' street-level businesses. Sumanto et al (2019) have analyzed the relationship between human behavior and street typology in the inner-city Kampong Kebon Kacang. They focused on the micro-level analysis revealed that house condition is related to street openness, while the type of activity in the settlement is determined by the width of the street, openness, and amenities.…”