PENERAPAN PRINSIP DESAIN ARSITEKTUR INDUSTRIAL PADA YOUTH FACILITIES PALUGADA SPACE DI KECAMATAN BOJONGSOANG, KABUPATEN BANDUNG
Keywords:
Arsitektur industrial, Fasilitas pemuda, Ruang multifungsi, KesejahteraanAbstract
Abstrak
Generasi muda pasca-pandemi menghadapi kebutuhan mendesak akan ruang multifungsi yang mampu mendukung aktivitas fisik, sosial, dan kreatif, sehingga diperlukan fasilitas yang relevan dengan kondisi lokal. Penelitian ini merancang Youth Facilities Palugada Space di Kecamatan Bojongsoang, Kabupaten Bandung, dengan prinsip desain arsitektur industrial yang menekankan kejujuran material, efisiensi struktur, serta keterbukaan ruang. Metode perancangan mencakup analisis kebutuhan masyarakat, kajian data demografis, dan pertimbangan lingkungan, dengan pendekatan partisipatif untuk melibatkan calon pengguna. Elemen desain diwujudkan melalui material ekspos seperti baja, beton, dan kaca, langit-langit tinggi, serta pencahayaan alami maksimal untuk menciptakan ruang yang dinamis dan fungsional. Hasil rancangan menghadirkan area olahraga, pusat sosial, dan ruang kreatif yang diharapkan dapat mempererat interaksi sosial, mempromosikan gaya hidup sehat, mengurangi kenakalan remaja, serta menjadi landmark kultural dan sosial bagi komunitas Bojongsoang.
Kata Kunci: Arsitektur industrial, Fasilitas pemuda, Ruang multifungsi, Kesejahteraan.
Abstract
The post-pandemic young generation faces an urgent need for multifunctional spaces that support physical, social, and creative activities, requiring facilities that are relevant to local conditions. This study designs the Youth Facilities Palugada Space in Bojongsoang District, Bandung Regency, applying the principles of industrial architecture that emphasize material honesty, structural efficiency, and spatial openness. The design methodology includes community needs analysis, demographic studies, and environmental considerations, combined with a participatory approach to engage future users. Industrial design elements are expressed through exposed materials such as steel, concrete, and glass, high ceilings, and maximum natural lighting to create dynamic and functional spaces. The proposed design provides sports areas, social hubs, and creative spaces, which are expected to strengthen social interaction, promote healthy lifestyles, reduce juvenile delinquency, and serve as a cultural and social landmark for the Bojongsoang community.
Keywords: Industrial architecture, youth facilities, multifunctional space, well-being.
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