Adaptasi Penghuni terhadap Perubahan Ruang Domestik menjadi Ruang Usaha akibat Pandemi COVID19

Abstract

The existence of public spaces, especially pedestrian ways during the pandemic, has become a high priority in urban planning. The current study aims to examine the impact of spatial configuration and pedestrian movements of Malioboro Street on the effectiveness of physical distancing. The use of space syntax to determine the quality of spatial configuration through the permeability level and observation by counting and tracking to interpret the pedestrian movements. The result shows the need to add more space for pedestrian because there is correlation between the permeability and increased pedestrian movement can hinder the implementation of physical distancing. Good management of street space can be the solution in meeting the need