MORPHOLOGY OF NEIGHBORHOOD TOD IN JABODETABEK

Ivan Adiel Abednego, Dave Gavrillo Juliadi

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Urbanization in Metropolitan Cities continues to increase, impacting the urban spatial structure. Furthermore, human transportation activities in an area are also impacted. Knowledge of urban spatial structure in the Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) Neighborhood is necessary for sustainable urban planning. The purpose of this study is to find the morphology of the Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) Neighborhood in Jabodetabek. This research uses a qualitative-inductive approach through interpretive spatial analysis of secondary data in the form of maps, regional images, and Morphology diagrams. The analysis was conducted comparatively between locations to identify regional Morphology patterns. The results achieved in this study are from 9 locations in Jabodetabek selected 3 locations were selected, including the Transit Oriented Development Neighborhood, namely Cawang, Cisauk, and Cicayur Electric Rail Stations, with different characteristics of the location area. In addition, the Morphology characteristics formed have similarities and differences in each TOD area. From the findings, it was found that each Morphology type is interrelated in terms of the development and planning of the Neighborhood TOD area. In addition, there is a combination of morphology in the Neighborhood TOD. The benefits of these findings can determine contextual urban planning and design in the future based on the findings of the Neighborhood TOD area form pattern.

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