Published date: Jan 08 2025

Journal Title: KnE Social Sciences

Issue title: The Bandung Creative Movement 2023 – Enhancing Collaboration In Arts, Design And Craft For Sustainable Creative Industries: Sustainable Design

Pages: 56 - 62

DOI: 10.18502/kss.v10i2.17877

Akhmadi ‎ akhmadi@telkomuniversity.ac.idTelkom University, Bandung

Shika Savira AndaristaTelkom University, Bandung

Reza Hambali Wilman AbdulhadiTelkom University, Bandung

The Giwangan bus station is a type A station that serves inter-city, inter-provincial, and rural transportation in Yogyakarta Province, Indonesia. This station is the only type A station that plays an important role as the main entrance and exit for buses. The purpose of this study is to provide an effective interior design concept that meets government regulatory standards for all classes of bus passengers. The method used is a qualitative explorative research method, which includes conducting a survey, measuring the site, documenting, and interviewing passengers of the bus station. The results of this first analysis are combined with a study based on the universal design approach. The keyword SOFAST appears as an answer to the elements of safety, organized, friendly, accessible, and fast. The SOFAST design at Giwangan bus station will be reviewed by rendering digital images with technical lines and arrows to understand the universal design approach.

Keywords: bus station, friendly design, SOFAST

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