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placemaking the definition ;d e s i g ni n g a b u i l d i ng o r ar e a t o m a k e i t m o r e a t t r a c t i v e t o a n d

c o m p at i b l e w i t h t h e pe o pl e w h o us e it .www.paro e.aporee.orgsuatu proses perancangan untuk membuat sebuah bangunan/gedung

atau area/ruang lebih menar ik/atraktif dan c ocok dengan

orang/manusia yang meng gunakan/menikmatinya .

Placemaki ng is the art of creating public place s of the soul, that uplift and hel us c onnect to each other.

placemakingPlacemaking is a dynamic human function: it is an act of

liberation, of staking claim , and of beautification; it is true

human empowermen t.

Placemaking is making a Public Space a Living Space.

"Placemaking" is an overarching idea and a hands on tool f or improving a neighborhood, city, orregion. It has the potential to be one of the most transformative ideas of this century.Metropolitan Planning Council, Chicago, IL


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Case, situation &

what is the place making edge today?questions

what does it take to make mixed use benefits outweigh risks? what strategies do successful place making developers use? what lessons do past place making projects offer? how can public transit investment create value for place making? how can place making principles add value to single use properties?

URBAN PLACE

the logical structure of heuristic reasoning processto encourage

PLACE MAKING


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uniquenessQuality of

space

access

infrastructure

Stakeholderactivities

attraction


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Concept of situation"involvement in circumstances" or "activeconcern with sets of natural, cultural or human

roblems

Heritage & HistoryDarling Harbour ( 1826, taken from south walesGovernors name,Ralph darling ) is one of the

'Merlau-Ponty, 1962entertainment destinations. Its journey from

derelict docklands to sparkling internationalplayground' has been described as 'a miracle of

'the precinct has won numerous constructionindustry and tourism awards.

temp a t tujuan d i d unia untuk b ersena ng-sena ng d a n me nc a ri hib uran

d a ri se kia n b a nya k te mp a t tujua n .

Terbentuk da ri temp at be rlab uh kapa l yang terabaikan menjadi playground bertaraf internasional yang bersinar dan d iseb ut seb a a kea a ib an d ar

why it becomes a placemaking?

placemaking in DARLING HARBOUR

kelahiran kemb ali ma syara kat . Leb ih d ari 10 thn a rea terseb ut tela h memenangkan p eng ha rga an ber en s untuk industr konstruks da n

. . .

culturalpariwisata.

(www.darlingharbour.com)

natural

Human/local needsenvironmental


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cultural ; original inhabitants of the area aroundSydney since pre 1788 steady use this place as seaproduces transaction

natural and environmental ; reflected as awaterfront city

human/local needs ; need place to fulfill their (local) basic needs; food (fish), work (fisherman) and to spend their leisure time

learn how to act in certain kinds of

circumstances, mallin, 1979.

by specific design responds, such as the prescription and

a path . . .

man pu at on o t e compos t ona qua t es o somebuilding/landscape elements in response to a perceivedproblem and its surrounding or auxiliary conditions.

Wor s


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O r c a r d r o a d

Before 18 century 18 century 19 century


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accessibility

unique

attractionactivities Quality of space

infrastructure


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Potsdamer Platz was a famed Berlin cultural centre

Sony center in Berlin

before the Second World War. It was severelybombed during the war because it was near Hitler'sbunker. The area became a no man's land duringthe cold war. After the Fall of the Berlin Wall, in1989, it was re developed with the aim of recovering its pre war cultural role. All traces of thehot and cold wars were to be expunged.

http://www.gardenvisit.com/garden/sony_center_am_potsdamer_platz sony_platz

The Berlin Wall

Potsdammer area


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The Sony Platz section of the Potsdamer Platz re development was designedas a mixed use project with space for office, retail, entertainment,residential, and hospitality uses. The central space is a 4,000 square metretented garden. Neatly clipped hedges lead the eye to an underground level.Covered walks lead out from the central space, operating like allees in abaroque park. They link to the historic Tiergarten and and to other newspaces in the Potsdammer area. The Sony Centre is at the same time publicand private, bounded and unbound, sheltered but not enclosed.


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PLACE MAKING DESIGNThe essence of place making is the creation of economically vibrant, aesthetically attractive, lively and engaging, pedestrian friendly places. Increasingly, another factor is coming into playsustainabilityleading to an increased focus on infill,mixed use, walkable, and transit served development projects as critical components for building healthy and enduringcommun es. owever, e ver ng ese v en s con nues o e u o c a enges or o eve opers an pu c o c a s.Place making offers developers, public officials, and consumers unbeatable opportunities to collaboratively create thriving,profitable, sustainable environments to live, work, and play. Great place making requires bold vision, entrepreneurialbusiness models, and long term commitment from private and public sector players. Optimizing these opportunities canchallenge even the most inventive professionals.

solution concepts

.The best public space often have nodes of activity (withpavement/street cafes or markets), complemented quiet zones for

rest and people watching.place

to : visibility enabling people to have views across spaces, while

giving them a choices of areas to sit or linger in relation to

orientation facing sunny and well sheltered spots with seatingprovide the most popular spaces for lingering

facilities for sitting and stopping at activity nodes and crossing


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2. Uses in and around the spaces encourage street performers

auditoria or theatres accommodate markets, carnivals or parades

. u n versat tydesigning versatile spaces that enable differentpeople to enjoy different activity in the same

spaces as far as possible

4. Routes through space : enable people to passdirectly from A to B(urban design compendium, llewelyn davies)


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Designing cities/spaces created for people

es gn ng rom sma sca e

Inspiration

Promote eo les health and ha iness

helping communities make better public spaces

ma es p aces t at ave meaning to peop e

The Community Is The Expert

difference size composition between space/place and surrounding area

SPIRIT OF

PLACEMAKING


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work framequest onlogical structure

learn how to act

solution concepts


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referensi

owe, e er . es gn n ng. am r ge, : e ress.

Merleau Ponty,Maurice (1962). Phenomenology of Perception

(translated by Collin Smith). London: Routledge and Kegan Paul.

Mallin, Samuel B. (1979). Merleau Ponty's Philosophy.

Urban Design Compendium, Llewelyn Davies

Place Making ; The Business of Creating Thriving , Mix used Development

www.parole.aporee.org, diakses hari minggu, 18 Oktober 2009. jam 08.35 WIB

www.darlingharbour.com, diakses hari minggu, 18 Oktober 2009. jam 08.35 WIB


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