PENDEKATAN ARSITEKUR KONTEMPORER PADA PERANCANGAN YOUTH CULTURE CENTER DI JALAN A. H. NASUT ION, BANDUNG
Keywords:
Arsitektur kontemporer, Youth culture center, Kreativitas, Ruang publikAbstract
Abstrak
Perancangan Youth Culture Center di Jalan AH. Nasution, Bandung, dilakukan dengan pendekatan arsitektur kontemporer yang menekankan pada fleksibilitas bentuk, inovasi ruang, serta keterhubungan dengan konteks sosial dan budaya. Tema “Creative Space that Learns, Reacts, and Inspires” dijadikan landasan utama dalam merumuskan rancangan, dengan tujuan menghadirkan ruang kreatif yang mampu beradaptasi, memberikan respons terhadap lingkungan, sekaligus menginspirasi generasi muda. Metode perancangan meliputi studi literatur untuk memperkuat landasan teoritis, analisis tapak untuk memahami potensi dan kendala lokasi, serta penerapan metode desain parametrik sebagai alat eksplorasi bentuk yang dinamis. Hasil analisis tapak menunjukkan perlunya perancangan bangunan yang terbuka, adaptif, dan kontekstual terhadap iklim tropis Bandung. Oleh karena itu, fasad dirancang dengan prinsip grafik dinamis yang merepresentasikan energi dan semangat generasi muda, dilengkapi dengan elemen secondary skin untuk merespons cahaya dan ventilasi alami. Di sisi lain, organisasi ruang dalam disusun secara fleksibel dengan sirkulasi interaktif yang mendorong pertemuan, kolaborasi, dan pembelajaran bersama. Dengan pendekatan ini, bangunan tidak hanya memenuhi kebutuhan fungsi sebagai pusat kebudayaan, tetapi juga tampil sebagai ikon arsitektur kontemporer yang memfasilitasi pertumbuhan kreativitas dan memperkuat identitas generasi muda di tengah perkembangan urban Bandung.
Kata Kunci: Arsitektur kontemporer, Youth culture center, Kreativitas, Ruang publik
Abstract
The design of the Youth Culture Center on Jalan AH. Nasution, Bandung, applies a contemporary architectural approach that emphasizes form flexibility, spatial innovation, and strong integration with social and cultural contexts. The theme “Creative Space that Learns, Reacts, and Inspires” serves as the conceptual foundation, aiming to create a creative hub that adapts, responds to its surroundings, and inspires the younger generation. The design methodology includes literature studies to establish theoretical frameworks, site analysis to identify potential and constraints, and the application of parametric design methods to generate dynamic and innovative forms. Site analysis highlighted the need for an open, adaptive, and contextual building that responds to Bandung’s tropical climate. Accordingly, the façade adopts the concept of dynamic graphs symbolizing youth energy and growth, complemented by secondary skin elements that regulate natural lighting and ventilation. Furthermore, the internal spatial organization is designed to be flexible, with interactive circulation that encourages encounters, collaboration, and collective learning. Through this approach, the Youth Culture Center not only fulfills its functional role as a cultural hub but also emerges as an icon of contemporary architecture that fosters creativity and strengthens youth identity within the urban development of Bandung.
Keywords: Contemporary architecture, youth culture center, creativity, public space
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