The Problem of Cheap Housıng Development for Low-Income Communıtıes ın Urban; Transformatıon of the Transıtıonal Space and Revıew for Further Research Posıtıons
Abstract:Objective: This study attempts to review important facts related to the issue of providing housing for those with low incomes. Then the practice of residential transformation is reviewed from the spatial aspect, and what issues need to be carried out so that the transformation does not have a broad impact on residents (sustainable). Finally, the researcher tries to review some of the theories that are commonly used by researchers in reviewing housing and the transformation of the residential space itself.
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“…These implications into urban landscape design and planning, cities can create environments that celebrate cultural identity, foster community engagement, promote sustainability, and enhance the overall quality of life for residents. Such designs contribute to the social, cultural, and environmental resilience of urban areas, creating spaces that are deeply rooted in their local context and reflective of the aspirations and values of the community (Sutrisno et al, 2023).…”
Section: Implications For Urban Landscape Design and Planningmentioning
Objective: This paper explored the spatial form of Chinese vernacular architecture and its transformative potential in urban landscapes. Chinese vernacular architecture embodies a distinct design approach deeply rooted in cultural and historical traditions, harmonizing with the natural environment.
Theoretical framework: Through an analysis of its spatial characteristics and their relationship with the urban context, this study investigated how Chinese vernacular architecture could contribute to sustainable and culturally vibrant urban spaces.
Method: The research methodology involved a comprehensive analysis of Chinese vernacular architecture through literature review, and previous case studies. The research investigates the spatial principles, design elements, and construction techniques that contribute to the unique character of Chinese vernacular architecture. The study also discussed the implications of incorporating the spatial form of Chinese vernacular architecture into contemporary urban landscapes. The integration of these design principles has the potential to promote sustainable urban development by emphasizing principles such as energy efficiency, natural ventilation, and passive cooling strategies.
Results and conclusion: The findings highlighted the significance of spatial form in creating sustainable and culturally rich urban environments. By redefining urban landscapes through the application of Chinese vernacular architecture, cities can become more livable, resilient, and aesthetically pleasing.
Originality/value: The paper advocates for the inclusion of these spatial design principles in contemporary urban planning and architecture, advocating for a holistic approach that balances environmental sustainability, cultural heritage preservation, and human well-being. It was determined that the spatial form of Chinese vernacular architecture possesses significant potential for redefining urban landscapes.
“…These implications into urban landscape design and planning, cities can create environments that celebrate cultural identity, foster community engagement, promote sustainability, and enhance the overall quality of life for residents. Such designs contribute to the social, cultural, and environmental resilience of urban areas, creating spaces that are deeply rooted in their local context and reflective of the aspirations and values of the community (Sutrisno et al, 2023).…”
Section: Implications For Urban Landscape Design and Planningmentioning
Objective: This paper explored the spatial form of Chinese vernacular architecture and its transformative potential in urban landscapes. Chinese vernacular architecture embodies a distinct design approach deeply rooted in cultural and historical traditions, harmonizing with the natural environment.
Theoretical framework: Through an analysis of its spatial characteristics and their relationship with the urban context, this study investigated how Chinese vernacular architecture could contribute to sustainable and culturally vibrant urban spaces.
Method: The research methodology involved a comprehensive analysis of Chinese vernacular architecture through literature review, and previous case studies. The research investigates the spatial principles, design elements, and construction techniques that contribute to the unique character of Chinese vernacular architecture. The study also discussed the implications of incorporating the spatial form of Chinese vernacular architecture into contemporary urban landscapes. The integration of these design principles has the potential to promote sustainable urban development by emphasizing principles such as energy efficiency, natural ventilation, and passive cooling strategies.
Results and conclusion: The findings highlighted the significance of spatial form in creating sustainable and culturally rich urban environments. By redefining urban landscapes through the application of Chinese vernacular architecture, cities can become more livable, resilient, and aesthetically pleasing.
Originality/value: The paper advocates for the inclusion of these spatial design principles in contemporary urban planning and architecture, advocating for a holistic approach that balances environmental sustainability, cultural heritage preservation, and human well-being. It was determined that the spatial form of Chinese vernacular architecture possesses significant potential for redefining urban landscapes.
“…Slum settlements in urban areas have far-reaching consequences, making them a challenge for society and the government to meeting the needs for housing, infrastructure, transportation, and other socioeconomic activities [5][6][7]. In response to this, the international world has taken an approach to dealing with slum settlements through innovation in housing provision policies, especially for low-income people [8,9].…”
Urban slums as an illustration of economic and social development gaps in urban areas. Settlements that are synonymous with poverty are generally settlements that are not ready to face urban dynamics. This research aims to examine the concept and theoretical study of slum tourism as an alternative tourist destination in overcoming urban slums, accompanied by empirical evidence that has been successfully carried out in several cities around the world. Then formulate a conceptual framework based on literature studies as a roadmap and/or current challenges for future research. The study produces key novelties for future research in urban slum tourism planning which lies in the scope of studies regarding attractiveness, tourist activities, accessibility, community friendliness, the tourism industry, and tourism organizations.
Housing built for low-income communities carries out residential transformation practices. This investigation was carried out based on a review study involving around 56 reputable journals. By the results of the review study, it is known that transition space transformation occurs in all types of space, namely back, side, and front transition spaces. Two (2) points are new to this research. The third novelty of the study in question is that it produces findings: 1) Factors that cause the transformation of the transitional space at the front of the house for low-income people according to indicators of ease of obtaining building materials and availability of construction workers; and 2) Transformation model of transitional space at the front of the house for low-income communities. The use of mixed methods as originality or authenticity as a differentiator in research. Using mixed methods also strengthens future research findings because previous studies have not used the paradigm in question.
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