Dialectics of illegal trader space in architectural studies

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Authors: Nia Asari, Deni Deni, Bambang Karsono, Effan Fahrizal, H. Hendra
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Abstract

Illegal traders tend to be one of the objects that cause the bad face of the city. Illegal traders in architectural studies are included in the context of informal space as a way to explore urban problems. This research aims to understand their existence in treating urban space as a way to overcome the problem of city face. An explorative qualitative method is needed as a way of research to understand their informal space treatment in urban space. The basis of thinking that is relevant in revealing the existence of their activity space in urban areas using Architectural Phenomenology thinking. It turns out that the urban space they informally use in economic activities must meet the range of their resources and always bring them closer to the "market" process with buyers.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Architecture Modernity and Design Architectural and Urban Studies Urban Design and Spatial Analysis

Publication details

Journal / source
AIP conference proceedings
Volume
3398
Pages
050009–050009
Publication date
1 January 2026
Language
EN