Jejak Raga, Jejak Rasa: Inovasi Sports Hub Melalui Walkability Di Sidoarjo

Ash-Salafiyah, Uyun Merlita (2025) Jejak Raga, Jejak Rasa: Inovasi Sports Hub Melalui Walkability Di Sidoarjo. Other thesis, Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember.

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Abstract

Teori walkability menjelaskan bahwa membuat lingkungan yang ramah pejalan kaki dengan menjadikan jalan kaki itu menyenangkan, melalui empat aspek yaitu useful, safe, comfort, dan interesting. Berjalan kaki memberikan manfaat bagi kota atau perkotaan pada peningkatan di bidang ekonomi, sosial, dan kesehatan. Akan tetapi, pada abad ke-20 terjadi fenomena car centric di kota-kota metropolitan yang mengubah pola pergerakan, fasilitas dan peran pejalan kaki, serta mempengaruhi tata ruang kota maupun arsitektur. Kabupaten Sidoarjo menjadi salah satu kota yang mengalami fenomena tersebut, akibatnya ruang pejalan kaki semakin berkurang. Di sisi lain jalan kaki sekarang menjadi aktivitas fisik sedang atau olahraga ringan yang digemari masyarakat. Dengan menggabungkan dua kondisi tersebut mengemukakan tujuan utama perancangan yaitu arsitektur untuk meningkatkan kebiasaan berjalan kaki sebagai olahraga dan bentuk gaya hidup sehat melalui walkability. Jenis tipologi bangunan yang mewadahi aktivitas olahraga dan memiliki potensi sumber pejalan kaki, salah satunya adalah sports-hub. Proses perancangan yaitu menerapkan teori walkability melalui empat aspek dan prinsipnya, menggunakan metode rancang desain parametrik dengan parameter berupa titik-titik masuk-keluar pejalan kaki pada tapak bangunan, serta rancangan melibatkan analisis perilaku pejalan kaki, konteks tapak, kebutuhan dan budaya pejalan kaki di Sidoarjo. Hasil rancangan berupa bangunan sports hub berbasis walkability yang dapat membangun kebiasaan berjalan kaki, menciptakan ruang bagi pejalan kaki dan mengoptimalkan gaya hidup sehat secara fisik maupun mental.
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The walkability theory explains that creating a pedestrian-friendly environment can be achieved by making walking an enjoyable activity through four key aspects: useful, safe, comfort, and interesting. Walking provides benefits for cities and urban areas in the economic, social, and health improvements. However, in the 20th century there was a car centric phenomenon in metropolitan cities, that changes the movement patterns, facilities and roles of pedestrians, as well as affects urban planning and architecture. Sidoarjo regency is among the cities that are experiencing this phenomenon, resulting in a reduction of pedestrian space. On the other hand, walking has recently become a popular form of moderate physical activity or light exercise in the community. Therefore, the primary of the design is to apply walkability to improve walking habits as a sport or healthy lifestyle through architecture. A type of building that accommodates sports activities and has the potential for pedestrian movement is the sports-hub. The design process is to use four aspects and principles of walkability, using the parametric design method with parameters in the form of pedestrian entrance-exit points on the building site, and the design involves the analysis of pedestrian behavior, site context, needs and culture of pedestrians in Sidoarjo. The result of the design is a walkability-based sports-hub that can encourage walking habits, create space for pedestrians and a healthy lifestyle, both physically and mentally.

Item Type:	Thesis (Other)
Uncontrolled Keywords:	Walkability, Arsitektur, Sports-Hub, Jalan Kaki, Desain Parametrik
Subjects:	N Fine Arts > NA Architecture > NA9074 Pedestrian areas
Divisions:	Faculty of Civil, Planning, and Geo Engineering (CIVPLAN) > Architecture > 23201-(S1) Undergraduate Thesis
Depositing User:	Uyun Merlita Ash-salafiyah
Date Deposited:	02 Feb 2026 07:58
Last Modified:	02 Feb 2026 07:58
URI:	http://repository.its.ac.id/id/eprint/131669

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