Redesain Clubhouse Regency 21 Surabaya Berkonsep Wellness-Centered guna Meningkatkan Inklusivitas dan Mendukung Gaya Hidup Sehat

Susanto, Tania Stephanie (2025) Redesain Clubhouse Regency 21 Surabaya Berkonsep Wellness-Centered guna Meningkatkan Inklusivitas dan Mendukung Gaya Hidup Sehat. Other thesis, Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember.

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Abstract

Pasca pandemi COVID-19, kesadaran masyarakat terhadap pentingnya kesehatan fisik meningkat signifikan, mendorong tren gaya hidup aktif termasuk kembalinya minat berolahraga di pusat kebugaran. Fenomena ini tidak hanya berdampak pada gym mandiri, tetapi juga pada fasilitas olahraga dalam clubhouse yang kini berperan ganda sebagai ruang olahraga dan ruang sosial. Meningkatnya keberagaman pengguna justru memunculkan tantangan baru terkait inklusivitas ruang. Banyak pengguna baru kerap merasa ragu atau kurang percaya diri untuk mulai berolahraga di ruang publik karena suasana yang kurang mendukung, baik secara sosial maupun visual. Di sisi lain, pengguna yang sudah terbiasa pun dapat mengalami penurunan kenyamanan apabila kualitas fasilitas dan pengaturan ruang tidak terus dikembangkan secara adaptif. Perbedaan kebutuhan tersebut dapat diatasi dengan akomodasi desain interior yang tepat. Proyek ini merespons permasalahan tersebut melalui pendekatan redesain clubhouse berbasis wellness-centered dan inklusif, dengan penekanan pada pengalaman ruang yang mendukung kenyamanan fisik maupun emosional pengguna. Desain menitikberatkan pada pengelolaan sirkulasi dan zonasi, pemilihan elemen interior yang mendorong motivasi berolahraga, serta penciptaan atmosfer ruang yang tidak mengintimidasi. Dengan demikian, clubhouse tidak hanya menjadi fasilitas olahraga yang fungsional, tetapi juga ruang yang mampu menjangkau dan mendukung lebih banyak individu untuk menjalani gaya hidup sehat secara berkelanjutan.
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Following the COVID-19 pandemic, public awareness of physical health has increased significantly, driving a growing trend toward active lifestyles, including a renewed interest in exercising at fitness centers. This phenomenon has impacted not only stand-alone gyms but also sports facilities within clubhouses, which now serve a dual role as spaces for both exercise and social interaction. However, the increasing diversity of users has brought about new challenges related to spatial inclusivity. Many new users often feel hesitant or lack confidence to engage in physical activity in public spaces due to an unsupportive social or spatial atmosphere. Meanwhile, experienced users may experience reduced comfort when facilities and spatial arrangements are not continuously adapted and improved. These differing needs can be addressed through appropriate interior design solutions. This project responds to these issues by proposing a wellness-centered and inclusive redesign approach for a clubhouse, emphasizing spatial experiences that support both physical and emotional comfort. The design focuses on circulation and zoning strategies, the selection of interior elements that foster motivation to exercise, and the creation of a non-intimidating atmosphere. In doing so, the clubhouse is envisioned not only as a functional fitness facility but also as a space that can engage and support a broader range of individuals in sustaining a healthy lifestyle.

Item Type:	Thesis (Other)
Uncontrolled Keywords:	Clubhouse, Gym, Klub Olahraga, Gaya Hidup, Inklusif, Wellness-Centered, Ruang Publik, Clubhouse, Gym, Sport Club, Lifestyle, Inclusive, Wellness-Centered, Public Space
Subjects:	N Fine Arts > NA Architecture > NA2750 Architectural design.
Divisions:	Faculty of Creative Design and Digital Business (CREABIZ) > Interior Design > 90221-(S1) Undergraduate Thesis
Depositing User:	Tania Stephanie Susanto
Date Deposited:	01 Aug 2025 03:51
Last Modified:	01 Aug 2025 03:51
URI:	http://repository.its.ac.id/id/eprint/123838

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