Subadyo, A. Tutut (2009) Penilaian estetika visual lansekap koridor jalan dikawasan civic center tugu alun alun bunder Kota Malang. Jurnal Tesa Arsitektur Journal of Architectural Discourse, 7 (1). pp. 16-25. ISSN 1410-6094

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Abstract

Street corridor landscape could be the first impression to see the beauty of a city. One of the street corridor landscape that is appropriate to estimate is the civic centre area because the area Is usually planned and constructed well and proportionally to keep the god image of the city. This study aims to judge the visual aesthetics of Ma/ang's street corridor landscape, particularly in its civic centre area named Alun-alun Bunder Monument area. The method applied is analytically descriptive using Scenic Beauty Estimation (SBE). The study limitation is within one kilometer radius from Alun-alun Bunder Monument The first layer area is around 1 to 300 meters; the second is around 300 to 600 meters, whereas the last layer Is around 600 to
1000 meters. The variables consist of vegetation, street hardening, construction, sky, and water. The result is the landscape studied reaches SBE value of 8. 79 to 140. 13 and it is regarded as a high value. The value of> 117.57 is categorized medium whereas the value of 87.9 is considered low. The increasing buildings elements have factually lowered the visual aesthetic. However, the increase of vegetation, sky, and hardening has made the visual aesthetics increased. It is concluded, the variables of buildings, hardening process, vegetation, and sky, have no significant correlation with the value of SBE. It happens because the percentage combination of the landscape corridor elements of the street vary and their relations are not relevant enough. Layer 1, reaching SBE 140. 13, dominantly shows the beauty ofthe area whereas layer 2 represents medium aesthetics and layer 3 represents the lowest.

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