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A brief description of ITBA brief description of ITB Institut Teknologi BandungInstitut Teknologi Bandung (ITB), was founded on March 2, 1959. The present ITB main campu(ITB), was founded on March 2, 1959. The present ITB main campus s
is the site of earlier engineering schools in Indonesia. Althougis the site of earlier engineering schools in Indonesia. Although these institutions of higher h these institutions of higher learning had their own individual characteristics and missions, learning had their own individual characteristics and missions, they left influence on developments they left influence on developments leading to the establishment of ITB. leading to the establishment of ITB.
In 1920,In 1920, Technische HogeschoolTechnische Hogeschool (TH) was established in(TH) was established in BandungBandung, which for a short time, in the , which for a short time, in the middle forties, became Kogyomiddle forties, became Kogyo DaigakuDaigaku. Not long after the birth of the Republic of Indonesia in . Not long after the birth of the Republic of Indonesia in 1945, the campus housed the Technical Faculty (including a Fine 1945, the campus housed the Technical Faculty (including a Fine Arts Department) ofArts Department) of UniversitasUniversitas Indonesia, with the head office in Jakarta. In the early fiftiesIndonesia, with the head office in Jakarta. In the early fifties, a. Faculty of Mathematics and , a. Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, also part ofNatural Sciences, also part of UniversitasUniversitas Indonesia, was established on the campus. Indonesia, was established on the campus.
In 1959, the presentIn 1959, the present lnstitut Teknologi Bandunglnstitut Teknologi Bandung was founded by the Indonesian government as an was founded by the Indonesian government as an institution of higher learning of science, technology, and fine institution of higher learning of science, technology, and fine arts, with a mission of education, arts, with a mission of education, research, and service to the community.research, and service to the community.
Government Decree No. 155/2000 pertaining to The Decision on ITBGovernment Decree No. 155/2000 pertaining to The Decision on ITB as Legal Enterprise (as Legal Enterprise (Badan Badan HukumHukum) has opened a new path for ITB to become autonomous. The status) has opened a new path for ITB to become autonomous. The status of autonomy implies a of autonomy implies a freedom for the institution to manage its ownfreedom for the institution to manage its own bussinessbussiness in an effective and efficient way, and to be in an effective and efficient way, and to be fully responsible for the planning and implementation of all profully responsible for the planning and implementation of all program and activity, and the quality gram and activity, and the quality control for the attainment of its institutional objective. The icontrol for the attainment of its institutional objective. The institution has also freedom in deciding nstitution has also freedom in deciding their measures and taking calculated risks in facing tight competheir measures and taking calculated risks in facing tight competition and intense pressures.tition and intense pressures.
LocationLocation BandungBandung, with a population of approximately one and a half million, lie, with a population of approximately one and a half million, lies in the mountainous area s in the mountainous area of West Java, at an altitude of 770 meters. The ITB main campus,of West Java, at an altitude of 770 meters. The ITB main campus, to the north of the townto the north of the town centrecentre, , and its other campuses, cover a total area of 770,000 square metand its other campuses, cover a total area of 770,000 square meters.ers.
AddressAddress Office:Office: JlJl.. TamansariTamansari 6464 BandungBandung 40116,40116, Campus:Campus: JlJl.. GaneshaGanesha 10,10, BandungBandung 40132 Indonesia40132 Indonesia Tel & Fax +62Tel & Fax +62--2222--2500935, 2500935, www.itb.ac.idwww.itb.ac.id
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Faculty in ITBFaculty in ITB Institut Teknologi BandungInstitut Teknologi Bandung (ITB) is a state academic institution, (ITB) is a state academic institution,
located inlocated in BandungBandung (the capital city of West Java Province that (the capital city of West Java Province that lied in the southern part of Jakarta). It has five faculties:lied in the southern part of Jakarta). It has five faculties:
Faculty of Civil Engineering and Planning.Faculty of Civil Engineering and Planning. Faculty of Industrial Technology.Faculty of Industrial Technology. Faculty of Earth Science and Mineral Technology.Faculty of Earth Science and Mineral Technology. Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Science.Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Science. Faculty of Art and DesignFaculty of Art and Design
These five faculties offer both undergraduate and postgraduate These five faculties offer both undergraduate and postgraduate study programs. Government of Indonesia funds the study programs. Government of Indonesia funds the undergraduate program.undergraduate program.
Faculty of Civil Engineering and PlanningFaculty of Civil Engineering and Planning (FCEP)(FCEP)
Faculty of Civil Engineering and Planning (FCEP) Faculty of Civil Engineering and Planning (FCEP) itself has five academic departments, and one study itself has five academic departments, and one study program:program:
Department of Civil Engineering.Department of Civil Engineering. Department of GeodeticDepartment of Geodetic Department of ArchitectureDepartment of Architecture Department of Environmental EngineeringDepartment of Environmental Engineering Department of Regional and City PlanningDepartment of Regional and City Planning Study program of Ocean EngineeringStudy program of Ocean Engineering
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In 1999/2000, Faculty of Civil Engineering In 1999/2000, Faculty of Civil Engineering and Planning has 2466 undergraduate students, and Planning has 2466 undergraduate students, 760 master students, 33 doctoral students, and 760 master students, 33 doctoral students, and 61students of specialist program.61students of specialist program.
Ratio between new students and total students Ratio between new students and total students in 1999/2000 is 20%. This number is lower in 1999/2000 is 20%. This number is lower than ITB ideal target (25%). Ratio between than ITB ideal target (25%). Ratio between student body in every department/study student body in every department/study program with the number of lecturer in program with the number of lecturer in 1999/2000 is 1:10. This number indicates 1999/2000 is 1:10. This number indicates performance and education service in performance and education service in undergraduate program.undergraduate program.
Alumni of FCEPAlumni of FCEP
In the last five years (1995/1996In the last five years (1995/1996--1999/2000) 1999/2000) the productivity number of graduate students the productivity number of graduate students in undergraduate program is between 265 and in undergraduate program is between 265 and 430 students every years. For masters program 430 students every years. For masters program the graduate students in 1997 is 120 students, the graduate students in 1997 is 120 students, 1998 is 148 students; and 187 students in 1998 is 148 students; and 187 students in 1999. the number of graduate students of 1999. the number of graduate students of doctoral program in the last five years is doctoral program in the last five years is between 2between 2--4 students every year.4 students every year.
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Research CenterResearch Center
Regarding to the disaster mitigation, ITB has a Regarding to the disaster mitigation, ITB has a disaster mitigation research center, under the disaster mitigation research center, under the Center of Research Development and Center of Research Development and Empowerment (LPPM)Empowerment (LPPM)
To do the consultancy project.To do the consultancy project. To provide training.To provide training. To give input to government.To give input to government.
Developing Case StudyDeveloping Case Study Institut Teknologi BandungInstitut Teknologi Bandung
IndonesiaIndonesia
“To determine the optimal location of civic “To determine the optimal location of civic center in the new regency (center in the new regency (kabupatenkabupaten) ) regarding the disaster management”regarding the disaster management”
Cases example
Cases example
ObjectivesObjectives To determine the optimal location of civic center To determine the optimal location of civic center
regarding the vulnerable area.regarding the vulnerable area. To determine the advantageTo determine the advantage--disadvantage of the disadvantage of the
alternatives of civic center locations and theiralternatives of civic center locations and their consequensesconsequenses to theto the prepardnessprepardness of disaster of disaster mitigation.mitigation.
Working time: three weeks.Working time: three weeks. The first weeks: for collecting data and discussed about The first weeks: for collecting data and discussed about
objectives and outputs.objectives and outputs. The second weeks: progress reports.The second weeks: progress reports. The third weeks: final reports.The third weeks: final reports.
Basic AssumptionsBasic Assumptions This case study will be given as a student paper in the This case study will be given as a student paper in the
elective subject with the title “elective subject with the title “new town planningnew town planning” (2 ” (2 credits, undergraduate study, elective courses).credits, undergraduate study, elective courses).
Disaster mitigation is a part of land use and urban Disaster mitigation is a part of land use and urban planning analysis.planning analysis.
It will be 2 iteration:It will be 2 iteration: Analysis in a regency (Analysis in a regency (kabupatenkabupaten) context (1:100.000)) context (1:100.000) Analysis in a detail/internal context (Analysis in a detail/internal context (kawasankawasan) (1:50.000)) (1:50.000)
Case study optimally using real data, and the rest Case study optimally using real data, and the rest usingusing hipotetycalhipotetycal data.data.
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Steps of ActivitiesSteps of Activities Step 1: To analyze the role of regency in a regional or provinceStep 1: To analyze the role of regency in a regional or province and national and national
context.context. Step 2: land suitability analysis in a regency level (1:100.000)Step 2: land suitability analysis in a regency level (1:100.000) to identify: the to identify: the
possible area, constrain area, and limitation area.possible area, constrain area, and limitation area. Step 3: to determine the alternatives location of civic center iStep 3: to determine the alternatives location of civic center in detail level n detail level
(1:50.000), not only regarding land suitability analysis but reg(1:50.000), not only regarding land suitability analysis but regarding the arding the local sociolocal socio--economical condition.economical condition.
Step4: to determine the optimal location of civic center regardiStep4: to determine the optimal location of civic center regarding ng development agents opinion: development agents opinion: Government opinion: want to use the land that owned by the goverGovernment opinion: want to use the land that owned by the government.nment. Public opinion: can be access by all the districts.Public opinion: can be access by all the districts. Citizen representatives: having good scenery to attract infestatCitizen representatives: having good scenery to attract infestation.ion.
Step5: to determine the consequences of the alternatives:Step5: to determine the consequences of the alternatives: Disaster mitigation problems (landslides, flood, and technologicDisaster mitigation problems (landslides, flood, and technological hazards) that al hazards) that
have to be faced.have to be faced. Preparedness for disaster mitigation.Preparedness for disaster mitigation. The sufficient size location for civic center.The sufficient size location for civic center. The possibility to develop infrastructure.The possibility to develop infrastructure.
Land Supply Inventory Land Policy Inventory
Activity system
Natural population
Migrant population
Step2: land suitability in a regency level
Step3: to determine the alternatives location of civic center in detail level
Step4: to determine the optimal location of civic center
Step5: to determine the consequences of the alternatives
Law and regulation related to spatial plan
The role of regency in regional and national context
Stone distributionsStone distributions Soil movements.Soil movements. SlopeSlope--contourcontour Soil effective deepnessSoil effective deepness Flood area*Flood area* HydrogeologyHydrogeology RainfallRainfall Forest conservation areaForest conservation area FacturesFactures Industrial zone (mining exploitation)*Industrial zone (mining exploitation)*
-Gov’t opinion: want to use the land their owned.
-Public opinon: can be accessed easily by all the districts.
-Citizen representatives: having hood scenery to attract infestation.
Specific physical, socio-economical conditions:
•Vulnerability to disaster: land slide, flood, and technological hazard (mining exploitation).
• Disaster mitigation problems (landslides, flood, and technologicDisaster mitigation problems (landslides, flood, and technological al hazards) that have to be faced.hazards) that have to be faced.
••Preparedness for disaster mitigation.Preparedness for disaster mitigation. ••The sufficient size location for civic center.The sufficient size location for civic center. ••The possibility to develop infrastructure.The possibility to develop infrastructure.
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Macro (regency) level:Macro (regency) level: Land supply inventory (existing land used)Land supply inventory (existing land used) Land policy inventory (the law and regulation Land policy inventory (the law and regulation
related to urban planning and land used).related to urban planning and land used). Detail level:Detail level:
Disaster problems.Disaster problems. Socio economic conditions.Socio economic conditions.
DataData National level: National level: the law of spatial plan, the regulation of conservation and the law of spatial plan, the regulation of conservation and
preservation area, the regulation ofpreservation area, the regulation of menmademenmade environment, the regulation environment, the regulation of standard of urban planning.of standard of urban planning.
Regency level:Regency level: Stone/rock distributionsStone/rock distributions Soil movements.Soil movements. SlopeSlope--contourcontour Soil effective deepnessSoil effective deepness Flood area*Flood area* HydrogeologyHydrogeology RainfallRainfall Forest conservation areaForest conservation area FacturesFactures Industrial zone (mining exploitation)*Industrial zone (mining exploitation)*
Detail level:Detail level: Land owned by the local government.Land owned by the local government. The location of build up area that vulnerable to the mitigation:The location of build up area that vulnerable to the mitigation: such assuch as
powerstationpowerstation, mining exploitation location , mining exploitation location
Source of data: localSource of data: local gov’tgov’t planning board, geological research planning board, geological research institution, statistical office.institution, statistical office.
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Macro AnalysisMacro Analysis To overlay the evaluated factors:
Stone/rock distribution. Soil movement. Slope-contour. Soil effective deepness Flood area Hidrogeology Rainfall
To overlay the constraint factors: consevation area Landslides area Distant that vulnerable to factures Flood area Volcano erruption (not exist).
To overlay the evaluated factors and the constraint factors

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Interfere with building constructionfault6.
Interfere with building constructionlandslide5.
Interfere with building constructionearthquake4.
Influencing the construction and material cost for build up areaslope2.
Main requirement for urban area consumptionsC. deep water quality
The shalow of deep water location will easily to be takenB. dept of deep water resource
The high the productivity of deep water resource, the high the water supplyA. productivity of aquifer1.
NotesGeological aspectsNO
To avoid amenity, comfort, and mobility.within flood area.Flood (with time period ≤ 25
year)6.
To avoid flood and pollutiondistance < 15 MRiver (more than 3 meter)5.
To avoid sound pollution and resonancedistance < 15 MRoad and railway4.
To avoid sound pollution and resonanceDistance < 1000 M
Airport location 3.
Related to the national law and regulation
Within conservation- preservation area.
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All of the areaAll of the areaConservationConservation--preservation areapreservation area55
SafetySafetyVery high zoneVery high zoneFlood areaFlood area44
SafetySafetyAll of the All of the vulnerable areavulnerable area
Volcanos erruptionVolcanos erruption33
Unstable zoneUnstable zoneNot more than 300 Not more than 300 metermeter
Distance to the factureDistance to the facture22
SafetySafetyHigh zoneHigh zoneLand that vulnerable to the Land that vulnerable to the Landslide Landslide
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Other Physical Aspects Criterion
feasible zone : 341,60 km2
Very less feasible zone : 966,70 km2
Infeasible zone : 784,60 km2
NO. PARAMETER SATUAN KELAS BOBOT INTENSITAS NILAI KETERANGAN
1 Batuan Batu lempung Batu lanau, tufa, napal, lempung Batu pasir, breksi sed. breksi volk. Tersier Breksi volk. Kwarter Batuan beku, aluvial Batu gamping
7 6 4 2 1 -
7 49 42 28 14 7
tidak layak
Kemampuan menahan bahan pencemar atau koefisien permeabilitas
2 Muka ai r tanah > 10 meter 3 - 10 meter 3 - 5 meter < 3 meter
7 4 1 -
3 Kemringan lereng
7 4 1 -
Kemudahan dalam konstruksi dan operasional
4 Curah hujan 0 – 1000 mm 1000 – 2000 mm 2000 – 3000 mm > 3000 mm
7 5 2 1
Evaluation Criteria
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Detail analysisDetail analysis To take the closer look to the suitable land for the civic center (urban area). Using the detail data which is a more specific contour maps (resulted from
the field survey). land supply that owned by the local government. Industrial strategic location (mining exploitation) that vulnerable to disaster. Giving the clue of the design and size of civic center regarding the local
tradition (around 70-80 ha and using formal design “lamin”). This is not the ultimate objective of this task. However the main objective is how to select the optimal location and the consequences.
Giving the clue how to select the optimal location of civic center and its consequences: Ecological and disaster mitigation aspect. Amenity aspect Ecological aspect: water resources and regional infrastructures. Cultural aspect: “Dayak (local: Kalimantan) and Bugis (migrant: Sulawesi Island)
culture”. Development aspect
3 Possible Scenario&Location3 Possible Scenario&Location
Location 1: located at the government’s land.Location 1: located at the government’s land. Problem: near by the landslide location.Problem: near by the landslide location.
Location 2: high accessibility.Location 2: high accessibility. Problem: near by mining exploitation.Problem: near by mining exploitation.
Location 3: coastal are.Location 3: coastal are. Problem: flood (1 meter every year).Problem: flood (1 meter every year).
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Prescriptions must be made by Prescriptions must be made by students:students:
To choose one of the three scenario. How to meet the need of three actors of development. Give the attention to the existing social activity and economic base.
The approach how to implement the plan. Who’s going to implement the plan? (local government of private
sector) Who is and how to maintain the ideal plan Which scenario is more cost effective
The planning control, especially regarding the disaster mitigation: How to plan/design the building that familiar with possible ‘disaster’. How to elaborate and diseminate the prepardness to the citizen. To make a zoning regulation.
FormalFormal phylosophicalphylosophical design of civic center.design of civic center. (4 block in a one(4 block in a one LaminLamin))
Legislative symbolLegislative symbol
Executive symbolExecutive symbol
Religious Religious symbolsymbol
Judicial symbolJudicial symbol
KABUPATEN PENAJAM PASER UTARA - KALIMANTAN TIMUR
Konsep Lamin diga li dari Budaya Tata Bangunan Tradisional penduduk a sli Ka limantan yang terdiri dari
Lamin Memanjang dan Lamin Memusat.
Pembagian Fungsi - fungsi Kawasan Publik Area, Semi Publik Area , Semi Priva t Area , dan
Priva t Area
Ekspresi Wa jah Bangunan pada kawasan terdiri a ta s : Kawasan Modern, Kawasan Historis, & Transisi
Perspektif kawasan dengan Tenga ran a tau Landmark pada pusa t kawasan
Empa t buah Tameng yang membentuk Lamin memusat, perwujudan Eksekutif, Legislatif, Yudika tif
yang Religius, be rKetuhanan YME
Simbolisa si Ekspre si Tameng
LAMIN UTAMA
LAMIN
LAMIN
LAMIN
LAMIN
PRIVATE AREA
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LEGENDA 1. MASJID AGUNG PENAJAM PASER UTARA 2. G EDUNG DPRD PENAJAM PASER UTARA 3. G EDUNG KANTOR BUPATI PENAJAM PASER UTARA & SEKDA 4. RUMAH DINAS BUPATI & SEKDA PENAJAM PASER UTARA 5. G EDUNG PENG ADILAN NEGERI 6. G EDUNG MAKO DAM PENAJAM PASER UTARA 7. GEDUNG PO LRES & PENJARA PENAJAM PASER UTARA 8. G EDUNG PENG ADILAN AGAMA & KUA 9. G EDUNG KEJAKSAAN NEG ERI

MASTER PLAN KAWASAN PUSAT PEMERINTAHAN KABUPATEN PENAJAM PASER UTARA - KALIMANTAN TIMUR
SKALA 1:5000 1 cm = 50 m
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MASTER PLAN KAWASAN PUSAT PEM ERINTAHAN KABUPATEN PENAJAM PASER UTARA - KALIMANTAN TIMUR
ALTERNATIF LOKASI KE-1 DAERAH SILKAR (ARAH KE SEPAKU)
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MASTER PLAN KAWASAN PUSAT PEM ERINTAHAN KABUPATEN PENAJAM PASER UTARA - KALIMANTAN TIMUR
ALTERNATIF LOKASI KE-1 DAERAH SILKAR (ARAH KE SEPAKU)
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Powerstation
MASTER PLAN KAWASAN PUSAT PEMERINTAHAN KABUPATEN PENAJAM PASER UTARA - KALIMANTAN TIMUR
ALTERNATIF LOKASI KE-2 DA ERAH NIPA H - NIPA H KM.8
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8,5 KM
BOULEVARD headed to
NIPAH NIPAH
PENAJAM PORT
BALIKPAPAN BAY
Possible location 3, investorPossible location 3, investor choisechoise: good: good scenaryscenary, headed to the , headed to the sea, united with CBDsea, united with CBD
8,5 KM