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PLACE
Figure-ground
Lingkage
PLACE
Character,
Identity, sense of
place
Place Theory
The place theory goes one step beyond figureground and linkage theories in that it adds the
components of human needs and cultural,
historical and natural contexts (Trancik, 1986, p.98).
It gives physical space additional richness by
incorporating unique forms and details indigenous to
its setting.
In place theory; social and cultural values, visual
perceptions of users, and an individual control over
the immediate public environment are important
principles.
Place definition..
Place is a space that we
can remember, care about
and make part of our life.
Place could bring
emotions, re-collections,
people and ideas to mind.
(Donlyn Lyndon, 2001)
Type of Bond
Process
Biographical
Historical &
familial
Spiritual
Emotional &
intangible
Moral & ethical
Sense of
belonging
Responsibility to
place
Choosing a place
based on lifestyle
preferences
Constrained by
lack of choice
Ideological
Commodified
Cognitive (choice
& desirability)
Dependent
Material
sense of place
Sense of place
is one of many characteristics which displayed
by people congruent with local identity
is a factor that makes an environment
psychologically comfortable. Three variables of
sense of place are:
- legibility
- the perception of and preference for the visual
environment
- the compatibility of the setting with human
purposes
DAFTAR PUSTAKA
Cross, Jennifer. 2001. Protecting Our Place: Establishing
and Maintaining Place Attachments In the Face of
Population Growth and Change. Ph.D. diss., University of
California, Davis.
Donlyn Lyndon, dkk, 2001, A sense of place, Kate Ferrucci,
People to people Press
Trancik, Roger, 1986, Finding Lost Space, Van Nostrand
Reinhold Company.
Spiro Kostof, 1991, City Shaped : Urban Pattern and
Meanings Tough History, London : Thames and Hudson,
Ltd.
http://pegasus.cc.ucf.edu/~janzb/place/placesense.htm