Desain Biophilic Dan Biomimetic Dendriform Pada Interior Bikasoga Sport Center Guna Efektifitas Sarana Berolahraga

Sampurna, M. B. (2021) Desain Biophilic Dan Biomimetic Dendriform Pada Interior Bikasoga Sport Center Guna Efektifitas Sarana Berolahraga. Undergraduate thesis, Institut Teknologi Spuluh Nopember.

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Abstract

Berdasar Data sejak 2012 Kepala Seksi Pemasaran Bikasoga Sport Center jumlah pengunjung Bikasoga Sport Center telah mengalami penurunan sejak 2015. Menurut Bapak Budiman Usman Direktur Utama Bikasoga Sport Center menyatakan bahwa penurunan tingkat sport decision dikarenakan banyaknya pesaing Sport Center di Kota Bandung, perkembangan sport center cukup pesat, sehingga banyak berdirinya sport center dengan skala besar dan lokasi yang strategis, sehingga para partisipan memiliki banyak pilihan tempat dimana mereka akan melakukan kegiatan olahraga, hal ini mempengaruhi penurunan jumlah sport decision di Bikasoga Sport Center.
Merancang pusat olahraga yang optimal dan mampu memenuhi kebutuhan pengguna juga mendorong aktifitas pengguna sehingga hasil kunjungan yang didapatkan akan maksimal. Memaksimalkan fungsi bangunan sebagai sarana pusat olahraga, merubah kesan lama dan merancang fasilitas dengan tampilan segar sehingga dapat mengundang pengguna pengguna baru menuju Bikasoga Sport Center, menjadi pusat olahraga andalan publik.
Dengan menggunakan desain biophilik, dimana desain dilandaskan pada aspek yang bertujuan untuk menghasilkan ruang yang berpartisipasi dalam peningkatan kesejahteraan hidup secara fisik dan mental. Diperkuat dengan desain biomimetik dendriform yang menambah karakter indentitas desain biophilik, menggunakan variasi gaya, teknologi dan bahan, diharapkan dengan desain yang berkelanjutan dapat menghidupkan kembali Bikasoga Sport Center.

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Based on data since 2012, the Head of Marketing Section of the Bikasoga Sport Center, the number of visitors to the Bikasoga Sport Center has decreased since 2015. According to Mr. Budiman Usman, the President Director of Bikasoga Sport Center stated that the decline in the level of sports decisions is due to the large number of Sport Center competitors and, the rapid development of the sport center in Bandung. This has resulted in the establishment of many large-scale sports centers and strategic locations, so that participants have many choices of places where they will carry out sports activities, this has affected the decrease in the number of sports decisions at the Bikasoga Sport Center.

Designing a sports center that is optimal and able to meet user needs also encourages user activity so that the results of the visits will be maximized. Maximizing the function of the building as a sports center facility, changing the old impression and designing facilities with a fresh appearance so that it can invite new users to the Bikasoga Sport Center, becoming the mainstay of the public sports center.

By using a biophilic design, where the design is based on aspects that aim to produce spaces that participate in improving the well-being of life physically and mentally. Reinforced with a dendriform biomimetic design that adds to the character of a biophilic design identity, using a variety of styles, technology and materials, it is hoped that a sustainable design can revive the Bikasoga Sport Center.

Item Type:	Thesis (Undergraduate)
Uncontrolled Keywords:	Sport Center, Pengoptimalan Fasilitas, Peningkatan Kesejahteraan, Sport Center, Facility Optimization, Welfare Development
Subjects:	N Fine Arts > NA Architecture N Fine Arts > NA Architecture > NA2750 Architectural design.
Divisions:	Faculty of Architecture, Design, and Planning > Interior Design > 90221-(S1) Undergraduate Theses
Depositing User:	Muhammad Bakas Sampurna
Date Deposited:	26 Aug 2021 12:48
Last Modified:	26 Aug 2021 12:48
URI:	http://repository.its.ac.id/id/eprint/89726

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