Parliana, Dewi and Salura, Purnama (2017) The Spatial Conflicts in Public Spaces In Bandung, Indonesia. Journal of Applied Environmental and Biological Sciences, 7. pp. 1-7. ISSN 2090-4274

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Abstract

The objectives of this research are to identify the phenomenon of spatial conflicts that occur in public spaces in Bandung and their causal factors. The method used in this research is by observing the phenomenon that occurs in some cases of the city, especially in the public spaces that have a spatial conflict. This research aims to give an explanation (explanatory research) and it managed qualitatively. Based on the results of an empirical study, it is known that spatial conflicts that occur in Bandung consist of : 1) The spatial conflicts caused by private control to public spaces through temporary intervention that occur in a pedestrian ways, streets, open spaces, green belts and drainages. 2) The spatial conflicts caused by private control to public spaces through permanent intervention that occur in a pedestrian ways, streets and open spaces. 3) The spatial conflicts caused by public control to private spaces. The causal factors of the spatial conflict consist of : 1) Consensus or agreement of the dominant group; 2) Area development (organic vs planned); 3) The physical layout of the area that unable to minimize the no man's land; 4) Territorial boundaries are not clearly distinguish the public-private domain; 5) perceptions and perspectives of society; and 6) Regulation on the use of public spaces.

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