Apartment Design with an Inclusive Design Approach in East Jakarta

Lucas Ferdinatal Taroofao; Ulinata Ulinata; Yophie Septiady

doi:10.55927/fjas.v5i4.28

Authors

Lucas Ferdinatal Taroofao Universitas Kristen Indonesia
Ulinata Ulinata Universitas Kristen Indonesia
Yophie Septiady Universitas Kristen Indonesia

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.55927/fjas.v5i4.28

Keywords:

Inclusive Design, Flats, Vertical Housing, Accessibility, East Jakarta

Abstract

The rapid population growth in East Jakarta has created an urgent need for decent and affordable vertical housing. This research aims to design flats with an inclusive design approach to accommodate a diversity of users, including the elderly, children, and people with disabilities. The methods used include literature studies, location surveys in Pondok Bambu Village, precedent studies, and site and regulatory analysis. The results of the design show that the application of the principles of universal accessibility, adaptive spatial zoning, integration of social facilities, and optimization of KDB, KLB, and KDH regulations are able to create humane, efficient, and sustainable housing. This approach not only answers the need for vertical housing, but also forms an inclusive and socially just environment.

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