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    SIDEWALK SPACES IN THE CITY:MEANING, USES AND POLITICSBy, SumarwantoInternational Seminar on Livable Space. Creating Space for Better Live.Creating Space for Better Live.1616--1717thth February 2012.February 2012.

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    SIDEWALKSIDEWALKFrom Wikipedia

    A sidewalk, or pavement, footpath, footway, and sometimes

    platform, is a path along the side of a road. A sidewalk may

    accommodate moderate changes in grade (height) and is normally

    separated from the vehicular section by a curb. There may also be a

    road verge (a strip of vegetation, grass or bushes or trees or acombination of these) either between sidewalk and the roadway or

    between the sidewalk and the boundary.

    In some places, the same term may also be used for a paved path,

    trail or footpath that is not next to a road, for example, a paththrough a park.

    2Eko Nursanty.Department of Architecture UNTAG Semarang.

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    Sidewalk as public spaceSidewalk as public space

    Sidewalks for granted. Anundervalued viewpoint of

    the city appearance

    Sidewalks for granted. Anundervalued viewpoint of

    the city appearanceSidewalks were effective sitesof socialization and admiration,

    and this bop interaction keptneighborhoods safe and

    controlled

    Sidewalks were effective sitesof socialization and admiration,

    and this bop interaction keptneighborhoods safe and

    controlled

    3Eko Nursanty.Department of Architecture UNTAG Semarang.

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    SIDEWALKS : TERMS,SIDEWALKS : TERMS,

    FUNCTION, SPACEFUNCTION, SPACECity

    Highdensityliving

    Urbandowntown &main streets

    Downtownpublic space

    footway cafes,

    broadside displays,vendors andperformers, rebuilt

    historic publicmarkets, town

    centers, riverfronts.

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    DESIGN APROACH OFDESIGN APROACH OF

    SIDEWALKSIDEWALKPopulation:

    Proportion Disability person

    Decreasingmortality

    children traveler

    activity

    Design ofsidewalks

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    DESIGN SOLUTION OFDESIGN SOLUTION OF

    SIDEWALKSIDEWALK

    Designingsolutions

    standardpedestrian

    universaldesign

    meeting theneeds of all

    potential users

    take into

    consideration

    physical

    cognitive

    Emotional

    social changes

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    STUDY OF SIDEWALKSSTUDY OF SIDEWALKS

    SPACES OF MOVEMENTSPACES OF MOVEMENT

    City

    A story thatunfolds

    continuously aspeople move

    through space

    Sidewalks aresuch spaces of

    movement.

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    INTERACTION ONINTERACTION ON

    SIDEWALKSSIDEWALKS

    walking and

    informalstrolling

    sidewalk asprimary space

    dictating clothingstyles andindividual

    mannerisms

    ritualized

    leisurestrolling

    large scale forcommunity, with

    economic building

    rules of publicpresentation have

    explicitly enactedclass differences

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    THE POWER OF SIDEWALKTHE POWER OF SIDEWALK

    Sidewalk

    Dominant

    Site

    Resistance

    Site

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    CONCLUSIONCONCLUSION

    On sidewalks, the unexceptional has behoove equated

    more the institute, and the chilly accentuation of the

    contribute to has been a forbiddance functioning rather

    than an expansive one.

    As urbanites adopted cars and municipal engineers

    envisioned public works, unobstructed mobility focused

    on these marvelous moving machines. In the decades

    that followed, people continued to make claims for

    promenading, public speaking, expression of dissent,and street vending as well as a host of other activities on

    the sidewalks.

    10Eko Nursanty.Department of Architecture UNTAG Semarang.