Quality of common space in traditional residential area in perspective of use satisfaction

Abstract

This paper intends to discover use satisfaction of common space in traditional residential area, in Desa (Village) Adat (Custom) Pakeraman Tenganan Pegeringsingan Bali Indonesia. Based on exploratory method, this paper intends to reveal the perspective of recent use satisfaction of the common space. The space considered successful if physical, cognitive, and social needs might perform the requirements. Physical needs refer to aspects of provision and feasibility, accessibilities, and safety; cognitive needs refer to achieving comfort and pleasure within space; and social needs refer to social affiliation, connection, and relation. Provision and feasibility regards as significant for best use satisfaction and important factors in a successful open space design process. Common space of the village facilitates various activities differed into ritual activities consist of custom and religious ritual activities regard as communal activities, and non–ritual activities consist of daily and tourist's activities regard as common activities. In the other hand village is not formally designated for tourism; in fact, village is still opened to the tourists. To this extent, village could not evade tourists influence, how the use satisfaction of the common space would be. In regard with physical needs the village has been degraded in safety aspect; in regard with cognitive needs the village can fulfil the physical aspect; in regard with social needs the village can achieved all aspects. In fact, the more rigorous research is still needed concerning quality improvement.

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