Creative Compound Space as a Strategy to Implement Adaptive Reuse Concept in Post Bloc Buildings

Abstract

Urban communities are established due to the shared interest of the people who come from rural areas to big cities. They develop a strong relationship despite the fact that such relationship is of momentary and sporadic in nature. This condition requires a place for all the shared needs such as a gathering place, a form of communal space to accommodate aspirations and needs for expression in public spaces or social spaces both physically and non-physically for urban communities as suggested by Lefebvre (2000) regarding the meaning of space. In his view, space has various dimensions. The adaptive reuse system is used as the method to renovate the government-owned historic buildings. This kind of building has become the objects of the implementation of efforts to achieve economic capital. This is in accordance with Bourdieu's theory of Habitus dynamics, which is in line with the demands of the industrial revolution 4.0, which is collaboration between capitals involving digital technology in advancing the cultural industry. This research uses Creswell's (2016) descriptive analysis method, which aims to find out the various elements involved in efforts to grow economic capital as well as the application of the adaptive reuse system as a design renovation method mentioned in Bourdieu's theory which is used in discussing the problem of various factors where space is an arena of production contested by various interests.