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Abstract

This study explores the aesthetic representation of the Pinisi ship as the basis of an attractive urban space. In particular, it focuses on the aesthetic of a pedestrian bridge in the Sudirman Central Business District (SCBD), Jakarta. The study argues that the visual representation of the Pinisi ship as the epitome of indigenous sailing craft in Indonesia provides a cultural experience that attracts pedestrians, creating relations between the aesthetics of urban space and the overall visitor interest. This study aims to identify the elements of the Pinisi ship that are represented through aesthetic principles and analyse the relationship between representation and urban pedestrian experience. This study uses a qualitative method with a case study approach. Data sources were obtained through field observations, interviews, and discussions with stakeholders, such as governments, planners, and developers. The analysis of the pedestrian bridge shows the elements that define its aesthetic representations and spatial experience for the user, contributing to the knowledge regarding the importance of representation and attractiveness in public space.

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Author Biography

Imtihan Hanom
Imtihan Hanom is an assistant professor at the School of Creative Industries, Telkom University, Indonesia. She teaches courses in Psychology Design, Ergonomics, and Retail Store Design. She completed her master's degree in Design at Institut Teknologi Bandung and is currently continuing her doctoral studies at The Indonesian Institute of the Arts Denpasar (ISI Denpasar), Indonesia. Her research interests include psychology design, ergonomics, and retail store design. She is currently developing her knowledge in architectural design and art.

I Gede Mugi Raharja
I Gede Mugi Raharja is a Professor of Interior Design Studies at The Indonesian Institute of the Arts Denpasar (ISI Denpasar). He was inaugurated as a professor at the XVII Dies Natalis of ISI Denpasar in 2020. In addition to being a professor, he is also a reviewer for the Patra Journal and the IDB Bali Journal. He actively teaches at the Interior Design Study Programme, ISI Denpasar. Prof. Dr. Drs. I Gede Mugi Raharja, M.Sn plays a vital role in the development of interior design science in Bali, with an approach that combines aesthetics, mathematics, and the preservation of local culture.

I Made Pande Artadi
I Made Pande Artadi is an academic, interior designer, and writer from Bali who actively develops local culture-based design studies. I Made Pande Artadi is also the Vice Dean of Academic Affairs at the Faculty of Fine Arts and Design, The Indonesian Institute of the Arts Denpasar (ISI Denpasar). He is active in professional organisations and has been the Chairman of the Indonesian Interior Designers Association (HDII) Bali branch from 2016 to 2018. He actively teaches master's and doctoral students in the Art and Design Study Programme at ISI Denpasar. I Made Pande Artadi is an important figure in the development of interior design in Bali, who combines academic knowledge with local wisdom to create design works that are aesthetic and culturally meaningful.

I Ketut Sida Arsa
I Ketut Sida Arsa is an academic and design practitioner from Bali who plays an active role in product design development based on local wisdom. He is a lecturer in the Product Design Study Programme, Faculty of Fine Arts and Design (FSRD), The Indonesian Institute of the Arts Denpasar (ISI Denpasar). As a practitioner and academic, I Ketut Sida Arsa is active in research and scientific publications, focusing on product design that integrates Balinese cultural values. He has written a book entitled The Management and Branding of Village Tourism, which discusses management and branding strategies in village tourism development, with a design approach that considers cultural aspects and local wisdom.

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