Urban Design

Urban Design

The Urban Design Laboratory at ITS plays an important role in enhancing urban resilience through research and practical solutions. Committed to innovative and impactful approaches, the laboratory combines interdisciplinary research with community engagement to address critical urban challenges.

Currently, its research and community engagement activities focus on community involvement in sustainable urban design, improving walkability in architecture, and applying architectural theories within urban contexts. By integrating these diverse fields, the laboratory seeks to position urban design as a powerful catalyst for creating sustainable, adaptive, and dynamic cities.

Research Roadmap

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Urban Design Laboratory Roadmap 2025–2030

The Urban Design Laboratory Roadmap 2025–2030 focuses on developing sustainable and human-centered urban design through six key areas:

  1. Urban Landscape
  2. Human-Centered Urban Design
  3. Healthy Urbanism
  4. Coastal & Waterfront
  5. Placemaking
  6. Urban Conservation

These six areas are integrated within the framework of Urban Sustainability, encompassing environmental, cultural, and economic dimensions. Through the integration of research and the development of innovative solutions, the laboratory aims to contribute to the creation of cities that are adaptive, inclusive, sustainable, and resilient (Urban Resilience).

Laboratory Activities & Facilities

Laboratory Lecturers

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1Setyo Nugroho, S.T., M.T., Ph.DHead of Laboratory
2Prof. Dr. Ing. Ir. Bambang SoemardionoLaboratory Members
3Angger Sukma Mahendra, S.T., M.TLaboratory Members
4Rabbani Kharismawan, .ST., M.TLaboratory Members
5Kirami Bararatin, S.T., M.TLaboratory Members
6Fardilla Rizqiyah, S.T., M.TLaboratory Members
7Utari Sulistyandari. S.T., M.ArsLaboratory Members