Concept of disability-friendly design in the plaza area of Kampung Ketupat towards sustainable tourism in Samarinda
Keywords:
Disability-friendly, Design, Sustainable tourismAbstract
This research addresses the imperative of inclusive tourism development in Samarinda City's Kampung Ketupat, a potential vital support region as the National Capital undergoes a potential transition in 2024. Emphasizing the importance of tourism in this context, the study specifically focuses on Plaza Area design elements to identify and rectify infrastructural gaps hindering accessibility. The anomaly lies in the lack of consideration for people with disabilities, urging the integration of disability-friendly design for a more inclusive travel experience. A descriptive qualitative approach is employed, emphasizing comprehensive exploration of essential design factors. Data is gathered through structured interviews involving individuals with disabilities, stakeholders, and design experts within Kampung Ketupat. A literature review informs the study, placing it within a broader theoretical framework. The concept design method utilizes existing theories and analyses to formulate practical, inclusive design concepts. The Plaza Area's design concept prioritizes inclusivity, emphasizing accessibility for individuals with disabilities. Accessible pathways and ramps adhere to ADA standards, ensuring safety and ease of use. Aluminum materials contribute to durability and aesthetic appeal. Sensory elements, such as tactile paving and aromatic gardens, create a comfortable and accommodating atmosphere. Universal seating design, with strategically placed open spaces, promotes inclusivity and community participation. The restroom area adheres to international standards, incorporating accessible layouts and ramps. In conclusion, the Plaza Area in Kampung Ketupat benefits from meticulously designed infrastructure, ensuring inclusivity and accessibility. ADA-compliant pathways and ramps provide a safe experience, while sensory elements enhance the overall atmosphere. Universal seating design fosters inclusivity, and the restroom area adheres to international standards, representing a significant step forward in enhancing the overall tourism experience in Kampung Ketupat. The study offers a valuable model for sustainable and universally accessible tourism development, ensuring enjoyment for all visitors, regardless of physical abilities.
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