Towards Sustainable Urban Growth: Photographing the Trend of Large-Scale Settlement Development around Jakarta
Please Just TrMohammad Ischak1, Maria Immaculata Ririk Winandari2*, Inavonna3, Ardila Jefri3, Fajar Rezandi3y to Submit This Sample Abstract

1Department of Magister Architecture, Universitas Trisakti
2Department of Doctoral Architecture, Universitas Trisakti
3Department of Graduate Architecture, Universitas Trisakti

Abstract

This study explores the rapid expansion of large-scale settlement developments surrounding Jakarta, Indonesia, with a particular focus on their implications for sustainable urban growth. By combining photographic documentation with spatial and socio-economic analysis, the research captures the evolving landscape of peri-urban areas and the emerging patterns of urban sprawl. The visual and analytical approach provides insight into the interplay between real estate development, infrastructure planning, and environmental concerns. The findings highlight the challenges posed by uncoordinated urbanization, including increased pressure on natural resources, mobility issues, and socio-spatial segregation. The article advocates for integrative planning strategies that balance growth with ecological and social sustainability, emphasizing the need for multi-stakeholder collaboration in shaping Jakarta^s urban future.

Keywords: Large Scale Settlement- Sustainable Development- Urban Growth- Socio-Spatial Segregation- Integrative Planning

Topic: Appearance/Shape of Livable Space