Characteristic of Shelter for Child Pedestrian
Febriane Paulina Makalew, Sherley Runtunuwu, Estrellita Varina Yanti Waney
and Steve Wilben Macquarie Supit
Manado State Polytechnic, Department of Civil Engineering, Manado, Indonesia
stevewmsupit@gmail.com
Keywords: Child Pedestrian, Shelter, Pathway, Public Facility, Urban Area.
Abstract: Child pedestrians require an adequate and safe facility to protect during their journey. As there is no standard
available yet for child pedestrian facilities, research on its facility is urgent. The shelter is functioning as a
temporary place to protect the user from bad weather impacts and as a transit area in using public transport.
This research aim is to evaluate the characteristic of child pedestrian shelters as public facilities in the
pedestrian pathway in urban areas. The method used is survey and literature study. The survey is done on a
selected place in which potential for people to use and the proposed design is tested using the drawing program
AutoCAD in the computer laboratory. Results show that there is no particular shelter for child pedestrians
yet. The type of shelter to be developed is based on the consideration of child pedestrian movement pattern,
child behavior, and available shelter such as transit commuter shelter and concept of shelter function. There
is a need for further research of child pedestrian facility which is lead to guideline providing to accomplished
pedestrian standard.
1 INTRODUCTION
Child pedestrian shelter prototype is one of the street
infrastructure facilities for pedestrians and
commuters who travel with different transport modes.
In an urban area, a pedestrian facility is an important
infrastructure to protect users to be safe and
comfortable n their activity. For child pedestrians,
activity in walking including playing and running.
The child movement needs to be accommodated in
child activity including a place for a temporary stop
during bad weather conditions and short rest. The
shelter is one of facility need for pedestrians, usually
for transit to public transport such as a bus. The
shelter is also used as a transit area for pedestrians and
visitors to the public area. For child pedestrians, a
shelter needs to have adequate quality and
functioning as a safe place for children to transit and
play with or without playing objects as their major
need based on their behavior. Shelter for child
pedestrians can fulfill child needs as well as learning
facility with interesting design, rich of color pattern
and local texture. Facility for shelter support safety
and comfortable facility for the child who has high
risk of accident in the public area. To help create a
child-friendly pedestrian shelter It needs to support
with suitable material in which is safe, comfort and
eye-catching. Therefore, the use of the material
should be rich in texture and has a strong character.
The use of local materials such as coconut timber and
recycle plastic waste can contribute to create a type of
shelter with local character and accommodate child
activity.
2 LITERATURE REVIEW
Research related to child pedestrian facilities is
mostly related to the pathway and child pedestrian
behavior. Concerning child pedestrians, standard use
including criteria for housing pedestrian areas is
comfortable and accessible. Criteria for accessibility
is considering ideal distance for walking to public
facilities (BSN, 2004). The principle of a circulation
system for pedestrians is connection, safety,
comfortable and clearness (ibid). Dimension for
pedestrian walking area is based on the standard
including minimum standard of projection user need,
network shape for neighborhood center and its
surrounding area, characteristic of the local area,
safety and comfort space for pedestrian from the
impact of local and regional weather prediction (ibid).
Makalew, F., Runtunuwu, S., Waney, E. and Supit, S.
Characteristic of Shelter for Child Pedestrian.
DOI: 10.5220/0010956600003260
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In finishing pedestrian pathway, criteria include the
placement of pathway on the streetside with a
material different than the street material such as
using paving block, bollard, safety surface material
and suitable wide of the pathway for pedestrian.
Student journey as the pedestrian is influenced by
environmental and social factors (Zacharias et al,
2017). Pedestrian behavior influences the route
choice and space use such as taking the risk in hurry
(Charron et al, 2015). Pedestrian behavior is influence
by facility available (Sisiopiku et al, 2003). Standard
related to pathway wide and land use (APA, 2007),
wide, access and facility of the pedestrian pathway
(BSN 2004, BSN 1991, Ditjen Bina Marga 1999 and
Kementerian PU 2014).
Research on materials for small-scale buildings is
including environmentally friendly materials and
local materials. Research related to plastic waste such
as recycle used plastic water bottles, plastic bags, and
bottle lids in making paving blocks (Burhanuddin et
al, 2018). The paving block is used for the garden
park area. Research on material with plastic waste for
part of building construction such as filling element,
structural element, and additional element (Winnerdy
et al, 2020). The use of coconut timber as a material
improves the quality of surface texture to be lighter
with a clear pattern using finishing material such as
polyurethane, melamine-formaldehyde, and ultra-
vernix (Purwanto, 2011).
The shelter is functioning as a protected place to
avoid the impact of bad weather conditions. A shelter
as an evacuation facility that is used during a tsunami
needs to be resistant to an earthquake, tsunami and
can accommodate a large number of people
(Yuhanah, 2014). A shelter for a commuter is a place
for transit and a waiting area. The use of shelter as
public transport facility is related to distance,
accessibility, waiting time, placement, facility, land
use, pedestrian facility, and easy accessibility to
public transport (Sitohang et al, 2019). In the public
areas of bus shelters, it needs to fulfill the facility for
pedestrian and pedestrian bridges (Sitohang et al,
2019). The facility in the shelter including size based
on standard, identity, route board, light, chair, rubbish
bin, bollard, and advertisement board (Sitohang et al,
2019). The shelter setting place and design improve
the service to public transport commuters in which it
is still functioning and some need to be replaced
(Rusmandani et al, 2020). Requirement for transit
commuter place including the identity of shelter,
traffic sign, information board, light, and chair
(DPDJPD, 1996). Pedestrians use the shelter as a
temporary place to protect themselves from the
impact of weather conditions or to transit to public
transport or continue to walk. For child pedestrians,
shelter functions as a temporary place during walking
journeys including playing. There is no available
standard shelter for child pedestrians therefore there
is a need to do research on shelter for child
pedestrians.
Previous research on a pedestrian is related to the
use of the material including material fly ash
(Makalew et al, 2020) and development in using
plastic in design paving blocks for material in
pathway surface (Makalew et al, 2020 and Supit et al,
2019.) The design small scale building is using
coconut timber is explored to find possibility patterns
(Makalew et al, 2015)
Space need and child pedestrian patterns show
different characteristics in the urban and rural areas
(Makalew et al, 2017., 2018). A potential area for
pedestrian with a large number of pedestrians is
school area (Makalew et al, 2018) in which front
school area need a facility for school entrance and
consider child pedestrian pattern. The area needs
child pedestrians including a pathway and playing
area (Makalew et al, 2020) as can be seen in Figure 1
Figure 1: Facility for child pedestrian pathway and playing
pocket area (Makalew et al, 2018).
3 RESULT AND DISCUSSION
Define the characteristic of shelter is drawn based on
survey and literature study. A survey on shelter is
important in finding the type, function, and material
use as well as evaluation on how the public uses them.
The research method used is survey and literature
study. The survey is done on a selected place in which
potential for people to use shelters such as bus stops,
intersections, and public facilities. The object of the
survey is recorded with photos and video in terms of
material use, function, and maintenance. The
proposed design is tested using the drawing program
AutoCAD in the computer laboratory. The shelter
design is based on research in the different field yet
focus on shelter as a transit place for commuter and
visitor. The method used for design a shelter is varied
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to create a comfortable and safe area. The result of the
characteristic design of the shelter based on a
literature review can be seen in Table 1.
Table 1: Design of Shelter.
Type of
shelte
r
Design Method use
Bus
Shelter
The size of the shelter
is 7x3x4 m3
Lighting at least 3
pieces
Colour use is red and
blue
Stair’s size 12 cm
height and 30 cm wide
Frame material made
of concrete
Chair material made of
stainless
Information boar
d
Quality
Function
Deployment
(QFD)
(Hasibuan et
al 2020)
Bus
Shelter
Suitable of
dimension. Scale and
space
View, lighting, and
open up to potential
crime place
Connectivity within
facilities
Rhyme
concept for
anti-
vandalism
and crime
problem
(Marta et al
2013)
Bus
Shelter
Ramp design should
not be high yet
comfortable for
disability
Size fits all users
including wheelchair
Suitable Distance
between shelter and
cars
Adequate seat area
available
Ergonomic
(Toghas
2015)
Bus
Shelter on
campus
Seat area, ramp, wall,
canopy, floor, color,
setting, information
board, light, rubbish
bin
Space available 11 m2
Consider the design of
the main building
Iconic and
local
wisdom
concept
(Apdeni
2019)
Type of
shelte
r
Design Method use
Public
service
area
shelter
User is age 2 to 60,
student and worker
Size 10m x 4m x 3m
Facility for disable
Colour creates a fresh
and comfortable area
Comfortable,
discipline,
and
independent
(Kurniawan
et al 2011)
Material environment
friendly such as metal,
aluminum, plastic
polythene, LED light,
and low E glass
Solar panel for energy
and technology for
information
Evacuation
shelter
The public facility as a
shelter for tsunami Can
be used for public
activity including a
multi-function
entertainment area and
p
raying area.
Mitigation
(Alifah et al
2020)
Evacuation
shelter
Structure, evacuation
floor, public service,
capacity 1 m2/ person,
location, and
accessibilit
y
Mitigation
(Yuhanah
2014)
Evacuation
shelter
Location in potential
area
Use of public facilities
such as mosques,
schools, public health
centers, government
buildings, and
sho
pp
in
g
centers.
Mitigation
(Husa et al
2019)
The function of shelter and its material use is
varied when the shelter is constructed in a public area.
based on the survey, shelter in which is a function for
transit areas of public transport commuters has
changed gradually considering users in the area and
aspect of maintenance. Function and material use
including evaluation of available shelter can be seen
in table 2.
Table 2: Function and material of Shelter.
Picture Function Material Use
Location: Manado
Town Square,
Manado (2021)
Bus and
microbus
Shelter
Available use
for pedestrian
transit and
commuter for
online
transport
Structure:
Steel
Seat area:
Concrete
The floor is
ceramic with
texture and
color. In good
condition
Picture Function Material Use
Characteristic of Shelter for Child Pedestrian
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Location:
Boulevard, Manado
(2021)
Bus and
microbus
Shelter
Available use
for pedestrian
transit and
visitor for
short rest
Structure:
Steel
Seat area:
Concrete
Floor concrete
No
maintenance:
Column and
frame is rust.
Floor is
damage
Location: Mega
Mall, Manado
(2021)
Bus and
microbus
Shelter
Existing use
for street
vendor and
visitor
Structure:
Steel
Wall: brick
Floor:
concrete
No
maintenance:
ceiling, wall,
and floor are
damage
Location: Mega
Mall, Manado
(2021)
Bus and
microbus
Shelter
Abandon area
Structure:
Pipe Steel
Seat: concrete
Floor: Paving
block
No
maintenance:
no ceiling and
structure is the
rust
Location: Denpasar,
Bali (2021)
Shelter for
online
transport
commuter
Available use
for pedestrian
transit and
commuter for
online
transport
Structure and
Seat area:
Metal with
eye-catching
color
Location: Denpasar,
Bali (2021)
Shelter for
commuter and
visitor
Structure:
Concrete
Traditional
design
Information
board
Picture Function Material Use
Location :
Megamall, Manado
(2021)
Shelter for
commuter and
visitor
Structure and
Seat area:
Metal with
eye-catching
color
Location: Tikala
Manado (2021)
Seating area
for pedestrian
and visitor
Chair: Metal
Location: A.A.
Maramis, Manado
(2021)
Shelter for
commuter
Structure and
Seat area:
Metal with
eye-catching
color
Location: A.A.
Maramis Street,
Manado (2021)
Shelter for
commuter
Bus Damri
Manado
Abandon area
Ceiling and
wall damage
Structure:
Metal
Location:
Samratulangi
Street, Manado
(2021)
Area for
visitor and
pedestrian
Open
structure
without a roof
Highly use by
pedestrian and
visitor
Structure:
Metal
Chair:
Concrete
Location: Multi
mart, Wolter
Monginsidi Street,
Manado (2021)
Shelter for
commuter
Bus Damri
Manado
Abandon area
Ceiling and
wall damage
Structure:
Metal
Wall: glass
Chair: Metal
Picture Function Material Use
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Location, Bantik
Park, Malalayang
Manado (2021)
Shelter for
commuter
reconstructed
from shelter
for Bus Damri
to public
transport
including
online
commuter
Structure and
Seat area:
Metal with
eye-catching
color
Wall: panel
Location: Ahmad
Yani street, Manado
(2021)
Shelter for
commuter
public
transport
Structure and
Seat area:
Metal with
eye-catching
color
Wall: panel
with the
information
board
Location: Macau
(2019)
Shelter for
commuter bus
Structure:
Wood with
eye-catching
color
Location: Cannes,
France (2019)
Area for
visitor and
pedestrian
Open
structure
without a roof
Highly use by
pedestrian and
visitor
Structure:
wood
Location: Cannes,
France (2019)
Shelter for
commuter bus
Well
maintenance
Structure:
Metal
Location:
Amsterdam,
Holland (2019)
Shelter for
commuter bus
Well
maintenance
Structure:
Metal
Picture Function Material Use
Location: Tourism
Water Village,
Giethoorn,
Amsterdam (2019)
Shelter for
commuter bus
Well
maintenance
Structure:
Metal
Location:
Amsterdam,
Holland (2019)
Shelter for
commuter bus
Well
maintenance
Structure:
Metal
Location:
Geitthoorn, Holland
(2019)
Shelter for
commuter bus
Well
maintenance
Structure:
Metal
Location: Perth,
Australia
Shelter for
commuter bus
Well
maintenance
Structure:
Metal
Location:
Freemantle,
Australia (2017)
Shelter for
commuter bus
Well
maintenance
Structure:
Metal
Location: UWA
Perth, Australia
(2017)
Shelter for
commuter bus
Well
maintenance
Structure:
Metal
Wall: glass
Information
board
Picture Function Material Use
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Location: Perth,
Australia (2017)
Shelter for
commuter bus
Well
maintenance
Structure:
Metal
Wall: glass
Information
board
Location: Perth,
Australia (2017)
Shelter for
visitor
Well
maintenance
Eye-catching
design
Structure:
Metal, wood
Location: Perth,
Australia (2017)
Shelter for the
visitor with
child
Well
maintenance
Eye-catching
design
Structure:
wood
Location: Perth,
Australia (2017)
Shelter for
train
commuter
Well
maintenance
Structure:
Metal
From surveys on shelter in many places, it is found
that there are many types based on design and
function for shelter. The main part of a shelter is
structure, seating area, material use, open plan, or
boundary with wall and information board. Based on
the types of shelter which have been used, the
example of design front and side elevation can be
seen in Table 3.
Table 3: Design and Construction of Shelter.
Front And Side Elevation Design And
Construction
Shelter for bus commuter
Glass wall two parts
Seating area with
metal material
Flat roof, Metal
structure
Transparent walls
can be developed
for child shelters
with a different
color.
Front And Side Elevation Design And
Construction
Shelter for bus commuter
Brick half wall one
part. Seating area
from the concrete
Continuous
structure from Roof
to column, Metal
structure with a
frame.
For child shelter,
Seating areas can be
developed into areas
for playing while
seating.
Continuous design
is attractive as a
child shelter.
Shelter for parents and kids
Open floor plan, no
wall
Seating area from
wood, Structure
from timber
Seating areas with
timber can be
developed for
children playing
boxes in child
shelters.
Redesign shelter for bus Damri
to Shelter for online and public
commuter
Multiplex Wall
combine half and
full part
Wall for the
information board
Seating area from
the metal. Structure
from metal.
Design and color
are attractive for
child shelters. The
information board is
for children
information of
knowledge with
pictures.
Shelter for online and public
commuter
Glass wall three
parts. Wall for the
information board
Seating area with
metal material
Flat roof, Metal
structure
Function and
facility are suitable
o be developed for
child shelter.
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Front And Side Elevation Design And
Construction
Shelter for public commuter
Brick half wall one
part
Seating area from
the concrete
Flat Roof
Metal structure with
a frame
Shelter for public commuter
Metal wall one part
Wall for the
information board
Continuous
structure from Roof
to column
Metal structure
Based on the design listed from the data of the
survey, the shelter's main design is for a temporary
place with adequate space, seating area for rest, an
information board for commuters, and different
materials and colors used for its construction. Shelter
for the bus can be redesign for child pedestrians based
on the design principle and function of the object. The
material and color are suitable for child pedestrians
with attractive designs. Children's preference for an
attractive place is based on their activity and
interaction with the object. Shelter with information
board can be developed to information for children
including knowledge and game through pictures and
words. Seating areas may be used by children
pedestrians for rest yet mostly can be developed into
an area for playing while seating.
Child pedestrians require shelter that can support
their activity including walking, resting, playing, and
running. Based on child behavior, standards
available, literature review, and survey on shelter
from many places, the characteristic of child
pedestrian shelter is evaluated. Evaluation on shelter
for child pedestrian is based on child behavior and the
pedestrian facility can be seen in Table 4.
Table 4: Characteristic of Child Pedestrian Shelter.
Characteristic Desi
g
n and material
Available playing area Playing objects
Pla
y
in
g
s
p
ace
Strong construction and
structure
Local material with
strong joints and finishing
The protected area from
ad weathe
Adequate roof and wall
with resistant material
The protected area from
a traffic crash
Adequate space
considering child space
need and movement
Available seating area Chair available with safe
finishin
g
Characteristic Desi
g
n and material
Available information
board
Information board for the
child considering
knowledge development
and safet
y
rule
Eye-catching design and
colo
r
Colorful, rich in texture,
design for chil
d
Well maintenance Material and design easily
maintenance
The design for child pedestrian-friendly shelter is
the potential to be developed. Considering the
existing condition of the pathway on the study area,
characteristics of the pedestrian pathway, and the
concept of the construction system, it is possible to
create a prototype for the child pedestrian shelter.
Major parts of shelter are structure, floor plan with
easy access, material and board for public and
learning information, area for playing with the object.
Alternative concept design for child pedestrian
shelter can be seen in Figure 2 and Figure 3.
Figure 2: Alternative floor plan concept for child pedestrian
shelter.
Figure 3: Alternative elevation concept for child pedestrian
shelter.
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4 CONCLUSIONS
The characteristic of child pedestrian shelters
influence by the function, type, and material use. For
child pedestrians, the main consideration is their
activity should accommodate in the shelter provided.
As there is no standard yet for child pedestrian
shelter, therefore is a need to do further research to
provide an adequate guide in design it and support
child pedestrian needs.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
This research is funded by the Center for Research
and Community Service Unit Manado State
Polytechnic under the scheme of Applied Research
2021
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