Livelihood Shop Of Study: Bakso Kiosk along Jalan Pahjaksan At the junction where Malioboro street meets Jalan Pahjakson is a quaint little kiosk selling Indonesia's well-loved street food - Bakso. It is located on the 5-footway along Jalan Pahjakson (on the west-east axis) about 15m west from the junction between Malioboro and Jalan Pahjakson. The warung is sited at the southern end of the road, besides another Bakso Arar eteAxonometric RY oc@emoy Bakso Kiosk Anthropometry\ The scientific study of the measurements and proportions of the human body. As a result of its ephemeral nature, and the general lack of space, the owner has to find her own way of creating an efficient environment for her to run her kiosks, taking into the consideration the functions of cooking, CORE Va ratem some Comme Cetera Melb oe reLemtiomee) ee eemee money from her customers. The design of her kiosk is centered about the proportions and dimensions of the owner's body.Elevation of Bakso Kiosk Nias (oyeme) i Bakso KioskMovement and Surveillance \ Layout of the Warung and Proportions of Furniture SU iene Cm eM ToT UE Tar TT cm ccm le erom:lo (eM lume lay tables of about (60cm by 40cm). They are placed at about 1-1.5 walking step spaces from the central push cart, one to its west, and the other to its east. In fact all movement is limited mainly to the U-shape route around her kiosk allowing her to keep an eye on her customers to collect her money when the are done. The use of only two long tables with benches allows her to reach different groups of her customers easily by stretching over the table to pass them their food. Plan of Bakso Kioskaii (osetia Site Of Study: The Interjunction between Jalan Pahjaksan and Malioboro Across the road from the Bakso kiosk, there are 4 other stalls selling food and drinks, a congregation of shops occurs in this area, creating its own unique identity along the street of Malioboro, where a community of warung's work together to provide a long term stream of customers old and young, who return continually for the variety offered in the area.Emel e Malioboro Street Red Line: Food Kiosks (OTeU eo ore an od Observation 1: In fact that section along Malioboro road is where most of the more formal ephemeral food kiosks set up shop, The Bakso kiosk is located near the denser half of malioboro’s street where pedestrian Lien CME Ly OMe CRCOR CRO mec CRM oe Ce ee Coe key non-motorised forms of transport. The food kiosk with proper areas for rest therefore has to be sequestered in that junction as a result of the high volume of traffic so as to provide a safe and efficient environment for work. Across the road, one will start to notice Lesehan’s located along the arcaded 5 footway on the shophouses on the left side of the road. That is possible due to the less crowded Pisce acme OTUsDiagram of Arcade Observation 2: Malioboro street at section of study is congested with kiosks on the inner and outer parts of the arcaded 5 foot ways, this makes each block of shophouses function almost as if there is only one route of entry and exit which are found at both ends of the block. To enter in between different units of shophouses requires one to in fringe on semi-private space of the kiosks lined up along the street. This stretch of the walk-way is so congested that most people simply walks through the central aisle that has been cleared for pedestrians to use.rt ald , i eet : The Royal City Ma Pee UTE CM erences i’ ie meta Peer te ta eke enemy teetsy ~~ a Rae : ees eon oe ieee _ = ssThe Location of Urban Morphology St Dalem Kaneman Dalem Kaneman is located to the west of the Kraton and 1 to be the home of the 19th Princess of Sri Sultan HB VIII. It is a huge complex that has been converted into a dance and music school alee a restaurant within its quarters. Today the hou: ihye}tae Mohan selon a of the late Purwodingratan and is still an active abdi dalem, the pl where noble man who serve the King st This site has been chosen to explore the internal fore that shapes the core and pheriphery development within the dalem compound. ae Dalenrk anemadh— Area of Focus in BluePublic Spaces The Threshold When a vertical plane indicates an entry to amore sacred domainThe Threshold Flanking the sides of the entry into more private space are communal areas of gathering.(Surau on the left and community gathering point just infront of threshold of main dalem) Public Spaces The Threshold At the threshold of the main Dalem known as the pendopo, friends and children gather to play and pass theate } Duality The duatnature of the space can-he seen fram the almost-symmetrical and similar spaces on the {rent part of the Dalem and the part behind the threshold Layout: New Units that have been added are aligned to the walls that marks the boundaries and semi: public gathering areas(highlighted in orange) are created in the common area in front of the houses. In addition, the kris carrying abdi of the community have heen given their own private resting area in the semi-private space beyond the threshold.Te ea | \~ I Semi-Private: Common gathering semi-private spaces have been created in front of the houses, creatin sort of _ + 7 ere . ‘ diubetweell gpactigr pevpleto bathe Semi-Private: A unique configuration is observed in this cluster of houses where by the front “verandah” space created is clustered together te form a comm shaded areaSketch of Candi Sewu by Koh Jie Zhi AOLILO78N