A Study of Open Building Systems for Multi-Storey Housing in Indonesia: Dwelling customization through management and income level perspective

摘要

Self-made and assisted customization is very popular in Indonesian public rumah susun because lowers production cost and makes the customization works affordable for middle to low income community. From the management perspective, Indonesian public housing skeleton design consists of two levels: the individual and the collective, corresponding respectively dwelling unit and common space. In order to improve the quality of customization works and housing development in Indonesia, it is required the regulation of these levels through decision making and utilization. From the income level perspective, high quality customization is often related to high cost production method using well trained labor assistance as requirement for legalizing the customizing process (case of private apartments). On the other hand, low quality customization is usually related to low cost production with ordinary labor assistance because of the lack of law enforcement during customizing process (case of public rumah susun).