Assessment of Residential Satisfaction using Gap Analysis: A Case Study in Naypyitaw City, Myanmar

Pan Ei Phyu; Nursyirwan Effendi; Purnawan Purnawan

doi:10.28932/jts.v20i1.7428

Penulis

Pan Ei Phyu Department of Housing and Settlement Development, Postgraduate School, Andalas University, Padang, 25163, Indonesia
Nursyirwan Effendi Department of Housing and Settlement Development, Postgraduate School, Andalas University, Padang, 25163, Indonesia
Purnawan Purnawan Department of Housing and Settlement Development, Postgraduate School, Andalas University, Padang, 25163, Indonesia

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.28932/jts.v20i1.7428

Kata Kunci:

Gap Analysis, Hunian yang Disediakan Pemerintah, Kepuasan, Kota Layak Huni, Penghuni

Abstrak

Penelitian ini melakukan evaluasi kepuasan penghuni kompleks apartemen empat lantai yang disediakan pemerintah di kawasan perumahan pegawai negeri di Kota Naypyitaw, Myanmar. Karena pembangunan gedung-gedung apartemen terus dilakukan untuk memenuhi kebutuhan perumahan para pegawai negeri sipil, pemahaman terhadap faktor-faktor yang menentukan kepuasan penghuni menjadi sangat penting. Studi mencakup data yang dikumpulkan dari 500 rumah tangga melalui kuesioner terstruktur menggunakan pendekatan multi-cluster sampling. Kuesioner menggunakan Skala Likert lima poin untuk mengukur tingkat kepentingan dan kepuasan responden. Gap Analysis digunakan untuk meneliti data yang terkumpul. Pada akhirnya teridentifikasi tujuh atribut penting yang berpotensi meningkatkan kepuasan hunian secara substansial, meliputi: tinggi plafon, denah tata letak apartemen, dimensi ruangan dan koridor, jumlah ruangan, desain tangga, hubungan lingkungan, dan kedekatan dengan Kantor Polisi. Berdasarkan hasil tersebut, rekomendasi disampaikan terkait modifikasi dan evaluasi ulang ketujuh atribut dalam pembangunan perumahan di masa depan. Hal ini menggarisbawahi pentingnya menciptakan kota yang layak huni dengan memastikan penyediaan layanan penting di dekat kawasan pemukiman.

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