URBAN TRANSFORMATION

IN THE CONTEXT OF
CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT
IN BANDUNG, INDONESIA
HAFIZ AMIRROL
25209022
Presentation Structure

Urbanisms by Nic Clear and Ian Borden (2009)

Literature Review in Bartlett Designs: Speculating With Architecture

London: John Wiley and Sons Ltd

Analysis & Discussion

Proposed Methodology

Research Frameworks
Background

CONCEPTION OF
THE MODERN CITY

Rationalized IDEAS OF
Planned SCIENTIFIC
Functionally Serviced PLANNING
Zones Classified
SYSTEM

Deterministic Driver
of City Planning and
its Growth
The Rationalists Urbanism

Modernists/ Rationalists
Urbanism of the 20th Century

Form of Technological Development

Industrial Production

Zoning/ Land Use Based - Icon of the Capitalist City

Phenomena in Central Bandung

What Makes a City Pleasurable?

ELEMENTS THAT
ARE BEING IGNORED

Pleasure
Delight and Happiness
WHAT MAKES
A CITY
Mnemonic Meanings
PLEASURABLE?
Fun and Cheerful

Qualitative and
Experiential Nature
of the City
Propositions: Performing the City

Move away from Suggest Particular

the Modernists/ Transformation and
Rationalists Legislative
Planning and Augmentation Phenomena
Design Methods of the Urban Landscapes

Maps out Tactics to Propose New Logics that

Address Urban Territory
that Resists the Totalizing
Functionalists Concepts
from Modernity
Underlies Value Systems
that is not Prescriptive
and Reductive

Introducing the Concepts

of ‘Irrational’, Ephemeral
and Speculative through ‘PERFORMING THE CITY’
Changes in Design
Practices and Approaches
What are the Points of the Propositions?

Alternative Methods in Shift of Perspectives

Suggesting the Urban Condition and Design Approaches;
In Addressing and Promote Values
Focusing on Social and
Of Social Organization the are
Cultural Practices
Liberating and Celebratory

Re-addressing the Whole Idea of Needs

New Forms of New ‘Interface’ Greater Levels

Symbolic Replacing the of Self-
Cultural and Machinic Sufficiency
Social Values Capitalist City and Autonomy

Adaptive and Responsive Intelligent and

Sensitive and Reflexive Sustainable
Performance of the City: an Analysis

METHODOLOGY USER METRIC FRAMEWORK

PROCESS Review of Existing Data and Literatures

Interview with Stakeholders

Parametric Survey

PARAMETRIC SURVEY Cultural Complexity

Technological Density

Metropolitan Index

Hyperactivity of the City

Demographic Growth Patterns

Parametric Survey

Measuring the complex cultural composition based on:

CULTURAL COMPLEXITY 1. Numbers of language or dialects used per sq.m
2. Numbers of cultural practices difference per sq.m

Cultural Practice and its Complexity

Parametric Survey

Assessing usage of of technology by dwellers based on:

TECHNOLOGICAL DENSITY 1. Numbers of wireless hotspots per sq.m
2. Users of Facebook/ Twitter/ BlackBerry/ iPhone per sq.m

Technology Usage

Quantifying globalization impact index on the city:

METROPOLITAN INDEX 1. Numbers of Starbucks/ McDonalds/ Circle K, etc.
2. Idea per sq.m by the mapping of creative practices

Creative Practices
Parametric Survey

Understanding daily practices by measuring:

HYPERACTIVITY OF
1. Frequency of traveling and commuting patterns
THE CITY 2. Speed of movement and commuting per hour

Traveling and Commuting Patterns

Demographic impact on varying socio-economic conditions:

DEMOGRAPHIC GROWTH
1. Fertility rates or number of births per sq.m
PATTERNS 2. Health impacts and mapping of diseases per sq.m

Varying Socio-economic Conditions

Frameworks
Frameworks
References

Urbanisms by Nic Clear and Ian Borden (2009)

in Bartlett Designs: Speculating With Architecture

London: John Wiley and Sons Ltd

Architecture by Aldo Rossi (1984)

of the City Cambridge: MIT Press

Project Zagreb: by Eve Blau and Ivan Rupnik (2007)

Transition as Barcelona: Actar

Condition, Strategy,

Practice