PERANCANGAN INTERIOR DIGITAL COWORKING SPACE SEBAGAI WUJUD DARI PROGRAM BANDUNG TEKNOPOLIS DENGAN PENDEKATAN BIOFILIK

Authors

  • Dina Aflah Telkom University
  • Erlana Adli Wismoyo Telkom University
  • Widyanesti Liritantri Telkom University

Abstract

The rapid development of information technology has made IT workers and digital startups
increase in Indonesia. Indonesia is ranked 6th with the highest number of startups in 2022. With the growth
of start-ups and the development of information technology, there is an increasing need for IT workers to
support business development in Indonesia. Problems arise when investors want to invest in digital startups
because local startups are not ready to receive large enough capital, so investors take initiatives to activate
business incubator programs. Often, with the government's desire to accommodate the growth of the
creative industry, namely by presenting the Bandung Teknopolis Program, the design of this Digital
Coworking Space is expected to be present as a manifestation of this program. In addition, the concept of
the Bandung Teknopolis program supports the creation of a Sustainability City, therefore the Biophilic
concept is applied to the design. This concept is believed to be able to provide a sense of calm to the users
of the space as well as improve the well-being of the users of the space in terms of both physical and mental
as well as increasing work productivity.


Keywords: Coworking Space, Bandung Technopolis, Biophilic

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2024-02-29

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Program Studi S1 Desain Interior