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    This document discusses public spaces and the role of private developers in providing public spaces. It defines public spaces as social spaces that are generally open and accessible to people, while private spaces surround an individual. Private developers are increasingly providing public spaces, like parks and atriums, as part of large developments. Some places have policies like POPS (privately owned public spaces) that require developers to include public areas. However, regulations in Indonesia requiring a minimum percentage of public green space are not fully met in many cities. The next parts will discuss potential for POPS/POPOS in specific projects, collaborating with governments, and using such spaces to generate funds.

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    This document discusses public spaces and the role of private developers in providing public spaces. It defines public spaces as social spaces that are generally open and accessible to people, while private spaces surround an individual. Private developers are increasingly providing public spaces, like parks and atriums, as part of large developments. Some places have policies like POPS (privately owned public spaces) that require developers to include public areas. However, regulations in Indonesia requiring a minimum percentage of public green space are not fully met in many cities. The next parts will discuss potential for POPS/POPOS in specific projects, collaborating with governments, and using such spaces to generate funds.

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    This document discusses public spaces and the role of private developers in providing public spaces. It defines public spaces as social spaces that are generally open and accessible to people, while private spaces surround an individual. Private developers are increasingly providing public spaces, like parks and atriums, as part of large developments. Some places have policies like POPS (privately owned public spaces) that require developers to include public areas. However, regulations in Indonesia requiring a minimum percentage of public green space are not fully met in many cities. The next parts will discuss potential for POPS/POPOS in specific projects, collaborating with governments, and using such spaces to generate funds.

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    Public Space

    by Private Developer (part I)


    Jaka Permana
    Landscape Architect
    What is public space?

    Pic courtesy of AECOM Indonesia


    Why public space?

    Pic courtesy of AECOM Indonesia


    Why private developer?

    Pic courtesy of AECOM Indonesia


    Private vs Public

    A public space is a social space that is generally


    open and accessible to people.

    Private space is the region surrounding a


    person which they regard as psychologically
    theirs.

    Pic source : kailasmithemsociallanguagedigitalmedia.wordpress.com


    Public Space?

    Pic courtesy of AECOM Indonesia


    Why Public Space?

    Pic source : http://style.tribunnews.com


    Why Public Space?

    FACTS!: Indeks kebahagiaan Kota Bandung


    Tahun 2015 sebesar 70,6 dari skala 1-100

    (BAPPEDA Kota Bandung, 2015)

    Pic source : http://style.tribunnews.com


    Why Private Developer?

    Pic source : berbagai sumber


    Why Private Developer?

    Pic source : thetravelmonster.files.wordpress.com


    Why Private Developer?

    Bintaro Lifestyle Center

    Pic courtesy of AECOM Indonesia


    Why Private Developer?

    Bintaro Lifestyle Center

    Pic courtesy of AECOM Indonesia


    Why Private Developer?

    Bintaro Lifestyle Center

    Pic courtesy of AECOM Indonesia


    Why Private Developer?

    Bintaro Lifestyle Center

    Pic courtesy of AECOM Indonesia


    Why Private Developer?

    Central Park Mall

    Pic source : jakartayuk.wordpress.com


    Why Private Developer?

    Central Park Mall

    Pic source : kompasiana.com


    Why Private Developer?

    Central Park Mall

    Pic source : easybook.com


    Why Private Developer?

    Central Park Mall

    Pic source : beasleygreen.com


    Regulation

    UU No. 26 Tahun 2007 tentang Penataan Ruang


    Reality

    ”Berdasarkan pemetaan terbaru, RTH publik yang diamanatkan UU Nomor 23/2007 masih berkisar 9,72 %. Sementara RTH privat yang
    harusnya 10 %, saat ini sudah lebih dari 20 %,” ungkap Kabid Pengendalian Kerusakan Lingkungan Hidup dan Konservasi Sumber Daya
    Alam (PKLH & KSDA) Badan Lingkungan Hidup (BLH), Luluk Nurhayati, Senin (16/5/2016).

    (http://semarang.bisnis.com/read/20160518/1/87277/solo-ingin-menambah-luas-ruang-terbuka-hijau)

    Adapun jumlah RTH di Jakarta saat ini masih minim dari target seharusnya. Berdasarkan Undang Undang nomor 26 tahun 2007, setiap
    daerah di Indonesia diwajibkan memiliki RTH 30 persen dari total luas daerahnya. Rinciannya, 20 persen RTH publik dan 10 persen RTH
    privat. Sementara itu, Provinsi DKI Jakarta baru memiliki RTH sekitar 9 persen dari luas daerahnya. (Dhani Muttaqin, Ketua IAP DKI
    Jakarta [30/1/2017])

    (http://properti.kompas.com/read/2017/01/30/190000821/dari.audit.tata.ruang.700.titik.di.jakarta.melanggar.rth)
    What Happened Elsewhere?
    What Happened Elsewhere?

    POPS

    POPOS
    What Happened Elsewhere?

    POPS
    privately owned public space

    POPOS
    privately owned public open space
    POPS and POPOS?

    Privately owned public space (POPS), or alternatively, privately owned public open spaces (POPOS), are
    terms used to describe a category of physical space that, although privately owned, is legally required to be
    open to the public under a city's zoning ordinance or other land-use law.
    (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Privately_owned_public_space)
    What Happened Elsewhere?

    Zuccotti Park, New York

    Pic courtesy of AECOM Indonesia


    What Happened Elsewhere?

    Zuccotti Park, New York

    Pic courtesy of AECOM Indonesia


    What Happened Elsewhere?

    The atrium outside Ion Orchad, Singapore

    Pic source : http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/new-guidelines-issued-to-developers-for-public-spaces-on-private-7557070


    What Happened Elsewhere?

    Public space outside Asia Square, Singapore


    Pic source : http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/new-guidelines-issued-to-developers-for-public-spaces-on-private-7557070
    What Happened Elsewhere?

    Urban Park outside Plaza Singapura, Singapore

    Pic source : http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/new-guidelines-issued-to-developers-for-public-spaces-on-private-7557070


    POPS
    privately owned public space

    POPOS
    privately owned public open space

    ......in Asya/AML Projects?

    food of thoughts
    That’s All from Part I
    Next....
    Potential POPS and POPOS in Asya and other AML Projects
    Next....
    Collaboration and POPS /POPOS as a fund generator
    Next....
    Nursery planning in ASYA Project
    Thank You..

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