Implementation Strategies For Mobility Based Development In Bandung City, Indonesia REVISITED COMPOSITION
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1 Implementation Strategies For Mobility Based Development In Bandung City, Indonesia REVISITED COMPOSITION PUTRIKINASIH R. SANTOSO JANUARY 2016
2 urban sprawl vs sustainable development REVISITED COMPOSITION
3 REVISITED COMPOSITION urban sprawl vs sustainable development Bandung, Indonesia
4 REVISITED COMPOSITION urban sprawl vs sustainable development Bandung, Indonesia polycentricity mobility based development urban redevelopment
5 REVISITED COMPOSITION urban sprawl vs sustainable development Bandung, Indonesia polycentricity mobility based development urban redevelopment 2040
6 REVISITED COMPOSITION urban sprawl vs sustainable development Bandung, Indonesia polycentricity mobility based development urban redevelopment 2040 vision & implementation strategy city scale neighborhood scale
7 CONTENT phenomena questions methodology analyses initial idea context objective outcome next steps vision
8 annual population growth average: 1.31 % highest: Oman (8.09 %) lowest: Andorra (-4.19%) ( ) ( 53 % world s population lives in urban area ( POPULATION GROWTH
9 POPULATION GROWTH URBAN DEVELOPMENT
10 ... low-density, scattered, urban development without systematic large-scale or regional public landuse planning. (Bruegmann, 2005, p. 18) URBAN SPRAWL
11 happens between city centre and sub-urban area happens within city centre area WHAT DOES URBAN SPRAWL DO?
12 BANDUNG, INDONESIA
13 The Netherlands 11,512 km Indonesia LOCATION
14 Jakarta Jakarta-Cikampek Toll Road 155 km Cipularang Toll Road Padaleunyi Toll Road Bandung 148 km Cirebon WEST JAVA PROVINCE
15 BANDUNG METROPOLITAN AREA 2,575,478 inhabitants 16,767 hectares (2014) 8,199,892 inhabitants 339,227 hectares (2014)
16 2,575,478 inhabitants 16,767 hectares SIZE OF THE CITY
17 COMPARING THE DISTANCE
18 NATURE Author, 2011 INNOVATION VIBRANCE FOOD
19 TRAFFIC CONGESTION UNCONTROLLED DEVELOPMENT SLUMS FLOODS
20 RESEARCH QUESTION How can redefinition of centrality in Bandung City contribute to alleviate the physical development pressure around the city centre?
21 RESEARCH QUESTION How can redefinition of centrality in Bandung City contribute to alleviate the physical development pressure around the city centre? What makes urban centrality in general? What are the drivers of urban development in Bandung City? How does new physical structures (polycentric urban model) help to alleviate the development pressure?
22 OBJECTIVE to encourage sustainable development in Bandung City by providing comprehensive mobility plan and urban redevelopment strategies
23 VISION in 2040, Bandung can thrive from the variety of urban centres, ease of access, and better quality of life.
24 METHODOLOGY
25 METHODOLOGY
26 THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK
27 THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK
28 OUTCOME VISION for Bandung City 2040 FRAMEWORK comprehensive plan on polycentric urban development based on mobility in Bandung City URBAN DESIGN key project showing implementation of mobility based development in one of the new centralities
29 ANALYSES
30 annual population growth : 1.11 % urbanisation rate : % urban population : 100 % ( ) URBAN DEVELOPMENT IN BANDUNG CITY redrawn & reinterpreted from Siregar, 1990
31 (source: Siregar, 1990)
32 (source: Siregar, 1990)
33 (source: Siregar, 1990)
34 (source: Siregar, 1990)
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36 Settlement built environment concentration of population housing cluster Urban Centre higher education offices industries commercial horeca Urban Network highway railway streets stations terminals accessibility Governance governance units administrative border planning units LAYERED ANALYSIS First Nature topography water bodies green area
37 FIRST NATURE
38 Settlement Urban Centre Urban Network Governance First Nature NATURAL CONDITION
39 Settlement Urban Centre Urban Network Governance First Nature TOPOGRAPHY
40 GOVERNANCE
41 Settlement Urban Centre Urban Network Governance First Nature GOVERNANCE UNITS
42 Settlement Urban Centre Urban Network Governance First Nature ADMINISTRATIVE BORDER
43 Settlement Urban Centre Urban Network Governance First Nature ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES
44 Settlement Urban Centre Urban Network Governance First Nature PLANNING UNIT
45 NETWORK
46 Settlement Urban Centre Urban Network Governance First Nature TRANSPORTATION MODE
47 Settlement Urban Centre Urban Network Governance First Nature INTER-URBAN NETWORK
48 Settlement Urban Centre Urban Network Governance First Nature INTRA-URBAN NETWORK
49 Settlement Urban Centre Urban Network Governance First Nature ACCESSIBILITY BY PUBLIC TRANSPORT
50 Settlement Urban Centre Urban Network Governance First Nature T.O.D. POTENTIAL IN BANDUNG METROPOLITAN AREA
51 URBAN CENTRES
52 Settlement Urban Centre Urban Network Governance First Nature HIGHER EDUCATION & RESEARCH CENTRE
53 Settlement Urban Centre Urban Network Governance First Nature WORK CLUSTERS
54 Settlement Urban Centre Urban Network Governance First Nature COMMERCIAL CLUSTERS
55 Settlement Urban Centre Urban Network Governance First Nature COMMERCIAL CLUSTERS (2)
56 SETTLEMENTS
57 Settlement Urban Centre Urban Network Governance First Nature BUILT ENVIRONMENT
58 Settlement Urban Centre Urban Network Governance First Nature CONCENTRATION OF POPULATION
59 Settlement Urban Centre Urban Network Governance First Nature HOUSING CLUSTERS
60 COMBINED ANALYSIS
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62 Settlement Urban Centre Urban Network Governance First Nature WORK CLUSTERS + NETWORK =... CONCENTRATED,NOT EVENLY DISTRIBUTED
63 Settlement Urban Centre Urban Network Governance First Nature COMMERCIAL + NETWORK =... CONCENTRATED/ MONOCENTRIC
64 Settlement Urban Centre Urban Network Governance First Nature HOUSING + NETWORK =... DISCONNECTED
65 Settlement Urban Centre Urban Network Governance First Nature HOUSING + WORK + NETWORK =... MONOFUNCTION, WITH. VARIATION
66 INITIAL IDEA
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71 WHAT S NEXT? STUDY T.O.D. case study literature review interview matrix of possible interventions SITE VISIT interview site visit & analysis focus group discussion STAKEHOLDER ANALYSIS stakeholder mapping power-interest analysis JAN 22 FEB - 18 MAR prep: JAN visit: FEB 15 FEB - 4 MAR to be contacted: Carlos Morales-Schechinger Verena Balz Remon Rooij Dominic Stead Will Zonneveld... to be contacted: Selly Riawanti municipality PSUD BCCF Riset Indie... to be contacted: Selly Riawanti BCCF municipality...
72 LET S DISCUSS!
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