REVITALIZATION OF URBAN PUBLIC SPACE THROUGH CULTURAL STRATEGIES (Surabaya City s experience in public space preserves culture)

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REVITALIZATION OF URBAN PUBLIC SPACE THROUGH CULTURAL STRATEGIES (Surabaya City s experience in public space preserves culture) SURABAYA CITY GOVERNMENT

SURABAYA AT A GLANCE Geographic Characteristics Surabaya is located in 7 9 7 21 South Latitude and 112 36 112 57 East Longitude and most of its regions are lowland with the height of 3-6 meters above sea level a. North : Madura Strait b. South : Sidoarjo Regency c. East : Madura Strait d. West : Gresik Regency Total Area : + 334,51km2. Governance Surabaya consists of; Sub-District : 31 Village : 154 Community Association : 1.405 Neighborhood Association : 9.271 Total Residence : 3.307.300 people ORIENTATION OF SURABAYA CITY Within National Scale, Surabaya is the development center of East Indonesia Area. Based on regional, Surabaya is the capital as well as service and cultural center in the East Java Region.

BEST PRACTISE Challenges : Kampung surrounded by CBD Lack of society participation Lack of funding Limitation of regulations KETANDAN Potentials: Main characteristics of Surabaya people is they are very fond of doing group discussion (musyawarah) to address problems occur in their neighborhood. Heritage sites (Ancestral tomb, old buildings, etc) Local roads as social and economic spaces Availability of public spaces Kampung is a flexible space where people who lives there could fulfill all of their basic needs Kampung special features (safety, hospitality, motorcycle should not be ridden, etc)

BEST PRACTISE KETANDAN >> THE PROCESS

BEST PRACTISE >> BEFORE KETANDAN AFTER <<

BEST PRACTICE >> BEFORE EX INCINERATOR KEPUTIH DESIGN CONCEPT <<

LESSON LEARNED 1. Public Participatory never under estimate in the great capacity, skill and willing of the people to do more and better for themselves. People empowerment and interpersonal approach can be the tool to develop an area. 2. Anticipative and stimulative action government should not wait, but should take anticipative and stimulative action that will be followed by the people and in due time people will continue the activities by themselves. 3. Public Space can be a place for interaction of people in a society and encourage the inclusivity on a region 4. Conservation of heritage can be a source of economic development

PUBLIC SPACE GREEN OPEN SPACE TOTAL AREA FOR GREEN OPEN SPACE IN SURABAYA CITY NO TYPE OF GOS Total area(ha) 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 1 Cemetery 228,67 228,67 228,67 228,67 228,69 284,11 281,55 283,53 2 Stadium and sport field 346,47 346,47 346,47 346,47 346,47 346,55 346,55 350,34 3 Reservoir and boezem 144,33 144,33 144,33 144,33 144,33 176,42 176,42 191,86 4 GOS from public facility 114,29 117,19 117,19 117,27 133,57 151,33 160,43 204,61 5 Protected area 4.197,34 4.197,34 4.197,34 4.197,34 4.198,54 4.198,54 4.198,54 4.548,59 6 Forest 41,89 41,89 41,89 41,89 41,89 41,89 41,89 45,23 7 Park and green lane 1.603,56 1.604,36 1.605,46 1.618,89 1.623,28 1.641,20 1.647,71 1.643,55 Total area of GOS 6.676,55 6.680,25 6.681,35 6.694,86 6.716,77 6.840,04 6.853,09 7.267,72 Total area of Surabaya 33.048 33.048 33.048 33.048 33.048 33.048 33.048 33.451 Percentage of total area for GOS to total area of the City(%) 20,20 20,21 20,22 20,26 20,32 20,70 20,74 21,73 22 21,5 21 20,5 20 19,5 19 Prosentase Luas RTH Terhadap Luas Kota (%) 20,2 20,21 20,22 20,26 20,32 20,7 20,74 21,73 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

PUBLIC SPACE ACTIVE PARKS AFTER BUNGKUL PARK MUNDU PARK SURABAYA CITY HALL APSARI PARK

PUBLIC SPACE EX GAS STATION ELDERLY PARK RAINBOWPARK UNDAAN FRUIT PARK CSR BANK JATIM

PUBLIC SPACE RIVERSIDE REVITALIZATION

PUBLIC SPACE RIVERSIDE REVITALIZATION >> BEFORE >> AFTER

PUBLIC SPACE URBAN FORESTRY

PUBLIC SPACE EAST COAST SURABAYA Pamurbaya protected area with a total of ± 2.503,9 ha

PUBLIC SPACE >> BROADBAND LEARNING CENTER BLC & LIBRARY >> LIBRARY AND READING ROOM

PUBLIC SPACE >> STREET VENDORS CENTER SENTRA EKONOMI >> SMEs CENTER

VISION AND MISSION Related Missions : 7. Realizing Surabaya as an inter-island and international trade and service hub. 8. Ensuring good governance. 9. Ensuring the competition in local economic business, product and service innovation, and expanding creative industry. 10. Realizing an integrated and efficient city infrastructure and utilities. Related Missions : Globally Competitiveness 6. Strengthening local culture values in all aspects of life. SURABAYA CITY GOVERNMENT Prosperity SURABAYA as a CITY FOR ALL : A prosper and cultured City that is globally competitive and ecology based Cultured Related Missions : 1. Realizing qualified human resources. 2. Empowering society and creating business opportunity as wide as possible. 3. Maintaining security and public order. Ecology Based Related Missions : 4. Realizing integrated spatial planning and taking into account city s carrying capacity. 5. Ensuring the quality of facilities and infrastructure and environmentally sound settlements.

DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY HUMANE City SMART ENVIRON MENT Three Wheel Development Model

DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY DEVELOPMENT FOR COMMUNITY IN GENERAL Government (facilitator), NGOs, Private Sector (CSR) AREA ARRANGEMENT PLANNING Government, Academics, Involving the community SETTLEMENT MANAGEMENT AND COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT Government, Community Self-help CONSTRUCTION/ INSTALLATION IMPLEMENTATION AND AREA QUALITY IMPROVEMENT Government, Private Sector (CSR), Community Self-help The development of Settlement Area is carried out through Community Based Development; the community is actively involved from the planning to development process.

PUBLIC PARTICIPATION

e-musrenbang (Local Development Planning Process) >>> City s Development With the Citizens e-musrenbang Application System of Surabaya City http://musrenbang.surabaya.go.id/

e-musrenbang MUSRENBANG DIAGRAM