Siring Piere Tendean; Examine Patternans of Community Activity in the Public Room

Abstract

The need for people especially those who live in urban areas is public open space. Public open space can be used by the community for some positive activities such as livelihood centers, recreation, and social. In Banjarmasin, one public space that is utilized by the community is Siring Piere Tendean. Siring Piere Tendean became a public space that was favored by the community especially on weekends. This article aims to describe the pattern of community activities in Siring Piere Tendean in the context of the Siring Piere Tendean public space. A qualitative approach with a descriptive method is used to describe research data. Data collection techniques through three stages namely; participatory observation, structured interviews, and documentation. Analysis of Miles and Huberman's interactive model data so that the data obtained is saturated.community activity in Siring Piere Tendeandocumented as important activities, choices, and social. This is based on Siring PiereTendean managed by the government and positive space. First, important activity, making Siring Piere Tendean as a place for owners/drivers klotok make a living. Second, the activity of choice, for people to spend time on recreation. Third, social activities are seen from the interaction between klotok drivers, traders, visitors, managers, and social communities who spend time on weekdays and weekends.

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