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ISSN 1978-5658 · University of Brawijaya · 322 artikel di indeks
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Global-Local Seismic Performance Discrepancy in Top-Heavy Adaptive Reuse Buildings on Soft Soil
Adaptive reuse of existing high-rise buildings often introduces severe vertical mass irregularities, particularly when functional changes significantly increase live loads. Unlike previous studies that typically isolate the effects of vertical irregularity or soft soil, this research distinctly…
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Spatial Analysis of Supporting Infrastructure for Coastal Tourism Areas in Province of the Special Region of Yogyakarta
Tourism has become one of the strategic drivers of regional economic growth, particularly in areas with coastal potential. As a sector that integrates multiple economic activities, tourism not only generates foreign exchange but also stimulates trade, transportation, and the development of the…
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Analysis of Building Structure Dynamics Due to Earthquake Loads
This study aims to assess the impact of earthquakes on the Professional Programme Lecture Building at the Faculty of Teacher Training and Education (FTTE), Bengkulu University, by integrating soil response analysis and structural dynamics. The research began with the collection of geological data…
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Global and Local Buckling Behavior of Bracing Members with Slotted-in Web Openings
This study examines the global and local buckling behavior of segmented bracing members with slotted-in web openings, designed to reduce the demand on the mid-segment. The web-opening ratios were designed as 0.03 and 0.015, with one to three openings introduced along the steel wide-flange in the…
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Thermal Performance of Banana Peel Biocomposites for Tropical Building Insulation
The construction industry is a major contributor to global carbon emissions, largely due to the use of conventional materials with high thermal conductivity. This highlights the need for environmentally sustainable insulation materials aligned with circular economy principles. As the world’s…
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Eco-Friendly Cellular Lightweight Concrete Partition Walls Using Sandblasting Waste for Seismic Mitigation
The increasing demand for efficient construction materials has driven the popularity of lightweight bricks in the last decade. On the other hand, ship repair activities generate sandblasting waste, amounting to 2.5–3 million tons per year, which contains heavy metals and corrosive residues, and is…
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Comparative Analysis of Building X's Fiber Polymer Composite and Conventional Method Beam Reinforcement Time Performance
Initially, Building X in Jakarta functioned as a typical office building. Reinforcement was necessary because the building's purpose had changed to a bank office, which required a space for archives that necessitated a relatively large storage area. As is well known, if a structure bears too heavy…
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Literature Review of Occupational Safety and Health Risk Management in Foundation Work
Identifying risks in construction projects is essential for anticipating hazards and developing effective risk management measures. The intricacy of construction projects encompasses numerous aspects that can impact their effective completion, including the risk of worker accidents in the field…
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Analysis of the Implementation of Building Information Modeling (BIM) at the Ministry of Public Works and Housing (MPWH)
BIM has been integrated across various project phases, from planning and execution to operations and maintenance. Despite its growing adoption, limited studies have systematically measured BIM maturity within Indonesia’s public sector, particularly under the Ministry of Public Works and Housing…
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Fuel Consumption Losses and Traffic Performance as a Consequence of Universitas Islam Indonesia Faculty of Law Building at Simpang Pamungkas, Kaliurang, Yogyakarta
This study analyzes the impact of traffic performance at Pamungkas Intersection, Kaliurang, Yogyakarta, after the relocation of the Faculty of Law of Universitas Islam Indonesia to the Integrated Campus. The relocation has significantly increased traffic volume, resulting in congestion and a…
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The Influence Of Risk Management Culture On Project Time Control In Construction Projects: A Random Forest Approach
Managing time is crucial in construction projects, as schedule deviations caused by complexity and external risks often lead to costly delays. This study aims to analyze how risk management culture influences time control in high-rise building construction projects. A mixed-methods approach was…
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Evaluation of Traffic Accident-Prone Points on Haji Rais Abdul Rachman–Hasanuddin Road Section, Pontianak City
Rapid urban development in Pontianak City has led to an increase in traffic volume, resulting in congestion, road damage, and heightened accident risks. This study identifies accident-prone points along the Haji Rais A. Rachman–Hasanuddin Road section, analyzes accident patterns and contributing…
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Impact of Sambas Besar Bridge on Tebas Intersection Performance, West Kalimantan
The operation of the Sambas Besar Bridge (JSSB) significantly alters traffic patterns around Tebas District, particularly at the unsignalized Tebas three-way intersection, which serves both residential and commercial activities. This study applies the Indonesian Road Capacity Guidelines (PKJI…
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Impact of Infrastructure Development on Property Prices in Developing Urban Areas: A Systematic Review
Research on the relationship between infrastructure development and property values remains essential in the context of rapid urbanization. While existing studies predominantly highlight direct influences such as transportation networks and public amenities, limited attention has been given to…
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Structural Equation Modeling of Service Quality’s Effect on Passenger Satisfaction at New Malang Railway Station
The increasing number of train passengers in Indonesia requires transportation service providers to continue to improve the quality of their services. This study aims to determine the effect of service quality on train passenger satisfaction at Malang City New Station using the Structural Equation…
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Environmental Risk Management of Flyover Construction Using Fault Tree Analysis and 4T Mitigation
Flyover construction in urban areas can pose environmental risks, particularly air pollution and traffic congestion, that may adversely affect public health and vehicle operating costs. This study aims to analyze environmental risks arising during the construction phase of the Aloha Flyover Project…
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Evaluating ROI of the Cordova Edupartment Building Project for Long-Term Profitability
Rapid population growth has increased housing demand, while limited land availability has encouraged the development of vertical residential buildings. The Cordova Edupark Apartment in Semarang is an education–religious–based apartment project planned to begin operations in 2025, with a design life…
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Evaluating Sleeper Bus Service Attributes on the Malang–Jakarta Route Using the Kano Model
The increasing demand for comfort-oriented long-distance transportation requires service providers to prioritize attributes that genuinely influence passenger satisfaction. This study evaluates the attributes of sleeper bus service on the Malang–Jakarta route using the Kano Model to identify those…
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Modification of Flood Vulnerability Models Based on BNPB Regulation 2012 (Case Study: Jatiroto Watershed, Lumajang)
Floods are the most frequent natural disaster in Indonesia and have caused significant social, economic, and environmental losses, making mitigation measures based on regional vulnerability essential. Flood risk assessments in Indonesia generally rely on InaRISK maps developed by the National…
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Correlation Analysis Between Inundation Depth and Land Cover Change in the Jatiroto Watershed, Lumajang, Indonesia
Understanding how land cover changes influence flood inundation is essential for effective watershed management in rapidly developing areas. This study investigates the correlation between inundation depth and land cover transformation in the Jatiroto Watershed, Lumajang, Indonesia, from 1995 to…