Perancangan Pasar Sarlondho: Medium Penguatan Identitas Lokal melalui Teori Place-Making

Aisyah, Balqissiwi Nur (2026) Perancangan Pasar Sarlondho: Medium Penguatan Identitas Lokal melalui Teori Place-Making. Other thesis, Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember.

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Abstract

Teori place-making menekankan bahwa kualitas ruang publik ditentukan oleh keterlibatan komunitas, aktivitas sosial, dan karakter budaya yang membentuk pengalaman ruang bermakna. Berangkat dari teori tersebut, perancangan ini berfokus pada penguatan identitas lokal Pasar Tradisional Sarlondho di Desa Candirejo, Kabupaten Magetan, melalui penerapan prinsip place-making dan Arsitektur Nusantara. Pasar Sarlondho saat ini pasar kuliner tradisional khas Magetan yang beroperasi setiap pagi di akhir pekan dengan kondisi fisik yang masih temporer dan belum mencerminkan karakter budaya lokal. Metode perancangan menggunakan pendekatan place-making dengan Force-Based Framework sebagai kerangka berpikir dalam proses perancangan. Melalui analisis sejarah, kebutuhan pengguna, dan konteks lingkungan, perancangan ini merumuskan strategi perancangan arsitektural yang menempatkan pasar sebagai ruang budaya yang dinamis, inklusif, dan kontekstual. Melalui proses tersebut, perancangan ini menghasilkan kawasan budaya yang mengintegrasikan pasar, pendopo, plaza, dan amphitheater melalui susunan massa yang saling terhubung. Gapura berfungsi sebagai elemen transisi ruang, sedangkan pendopo beratap Joglo menjadi pusat aktivitas komunal sekaligus representasi Arsitektur Nusantara. Organisasi pasar disusun secara vertikal dengan area perdagangan di lantai dasar dan area makan di lantai atas. Penerapan material lokal, material modern, dan ruang terbuka yang terintegrasi memperkuat identitas lokal, interaksi sosial, serta menghadirkan Pasar Sarlondho sebagai ruang publik yang mendukung aktivitas ekonomi, sosial, dan budaya.
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Place-making theory emphasizes that the quality of public spaces is shaped by community participation, social activities, and cultural characteristics that create meaningful spatial experiences. Based on this theory, this design project aims to strengthen the local identity of Pasar Tradisional Sarlondho in Candirejo Village, Magetan Regency, through the application of place-making principles and Nusantara Architecture. Currently, the market operates as a traditional culinary destination every weekend morning, yet its temporary physical condition does not adequately reflect the local cultural identity. The design adopts a place-making approach using the Force-Based Framework as the conceptual basis. Through analyses of the site's history, user needs, and environmental context, architectural design strategies are formulated to create a dynamic, inclusive, and contextual cultural space. Through this process, the project integrates the market, pendopo, plaza, and amphitheater through interconnected building masses. A gateway serves as a transitional element, while the Joglo-roofed pendopo functions as the communal center and represents Nusantara Architecture. The market is vertically organized with trading areas on the ground floor and dining spaces above. The integration of local and modern materials with interconnected open spaces reinforces local identity while supporting economic, social, and cultural activities.

Item Type:	Thesis (Other)
Uncontrolled Keywords:	Arsitektur Nusantara, Identitas Lokal, Pasar Tradisional, Place-Making, Sarlondho, Local Identity, Nusantara Architecture, Place-Making, Sarlondho, Traditional Market.
Subjects:	N Fine Arts > NA Architecture > NA2750 Architectural design.
Divisions:	Faculty of Architecture, Design, and Planning > Architecture > 23201-(S1) Undergraduate Thesis
Depositing User:	Balqissiwi Nur Aisyah
Date Deposited:	04 Aug 2026 02:15
Last Modified:	04 Aug 2026 02:15
URI:	http://repository.its.ac.id/id/eprint/142647

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