THE USAGE OF RETAIL AND CIRCULATION SPACES IN PASAR BERINGHARJO YOGYAKARTA

Herliana, Emmelia Tricia (2016) THE USAGE OF RETAIL AND CIRCULATION SPACES IN PASAR BERINGHARJO YOGYAKARTA. In: The 3rd BIENNALE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON INDONESIAN ARCHITECTURE AND PLANNING, 11-12 Agustus 2016, Fakultas Teknik UGM Yogyakarta.

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Abstract

Pasar Beringharjo has been a prominently traditional market in Yogyakarta which non only provides daily needs, but also becomes a standard for economic growth in the city of Yogyakarta and a destination for tourism, whether for domestic and international visitors. Retail activities include social and cultural interaction which is related to the culture of Yogyakarta. This research aims to combare dimension of retail and circulation spaces related to the usage of spaces and standard dimension of retail spaces (Panero & Zelnik, 1979; Neufert, 1992; and De Chiara & Crosbie, 2001). According to the research (Herliana, 2015), it has been said that 60 per cent on the usage of retail spaces and 76 per cent circulation spaces have still not conformet with the standard dimension of retail spaces and circulation spaces. The result derived from comparative analysis method between utility pattern of retail and circulation spaces based on six main variables which incude dimension of activity zone for sellers, dimension of circulation zone, dimension of she;ves, dimension of two ways-display wardrobes, dimension of counter tables, and dimension of hanging merchandises. There is a common behavior for sellers to display their commodities in all spaces they have in their retail spaces, so that they don't have a space for counter tables. Sellers also use circulation spaces to store the stocks of commodities or sitting in circulation space while offering the marchandises. Some times, sellers also sit in low-height-benches while offering their stuffs. However, ths phenomenon attracts visitors because it gives a traditional atmosphere.

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