Preliminary Overview of Three Purpose-Built Capital Spatial Plans Related to Indonesian Capital Relocation Plan

Suprayitno, Hitapriya; Manan, Abd Abd Muluk bin Abd Muluk; Sunarharum, Tri Mulyani

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“…To determine the composition of land use, this paper uses benchmarking methods with cities that possess desired characteristic for implementation in IKN, namely the city of Canberra, Putrajaya, and Sejong. All three of those capital cities are developed with masterplan from the ground up, meaning a fully planned city (Leem et al 2019;Suprayitno et al 2020). From each land use allocation, this paper develops three land use composition alternatives by combining land use allocation with a varied weight of influence (see Table 1).…”

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Development of Smart Sustainable City Conceptual Design for Indonesia’s New Capital City

Proceedings of the International Conference on Industrial Engineering and Operations Management

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Development of new city needs comprehensive planning to answer urbanization challenges, such as environmental crises and socio-economic crises. The natural trait of human activities is destroying nature and a city is the most significant place of human activities. Sustainable approaches are important to ensure future's ability to fulfill their needs by regulating today's consumption sustainably. Smart city applications are more than just technology, rather smart city is a way to achieve better city services and offer highest quality of urban life. Therefore, technological usage to achieve sustainability is key for the sustainable smart city concept. This research aims to develop conceptual design based on sustainable smart city concept for Indonesia's New Capital. Conceptual design is developed with urban planning knowledge based on the result of site analysis and case study from other country city's development which later are validated by expert. The result of this research is conceptual design that show spatial and usage form with the application of sustainable smart city concept for the construction of Indonesia's new capital.

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Section: Land Use Allocationmentioning

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Development of Smart Sustainable City Conceptual Design for Indonesia’s New Capital City

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Preliminary Overview of Three Purpose-Built Capital Spatial Plans Related to Indonesian Capital Relocation Plan

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Development of Smart Sustainable City Conceptual Design for Indonesia’s New Capital City

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