The Kemayoran-Sunter area exemplifies Jakarta's urban transformation from airport land and industrial sites to a modern mixed-use center with offices, residences, and commercial spaces—yet this evolution poses complex challenges to achieving sustainable neighborhood in the Kemayoran Sunter Area status. A sustainable neighborhood integrates environmental sustainability, social equity, and economic viability via balanced ecosystems, efficient resource management, inclusive design, and community resilience. This study reviews eight dominant bottleneck dimensions: water and climate biodiversity, carbon footprints, spatial design, renewable energy, landscape resilience, social justice, and environmental risks. Using a systematic literature review of scientific journals and documents, it identifies inhibiting factors like post-industrial degradation and socioeconomic imbalances, analyzed through this eight-dimensional framework. Urgency stems from rapid development, climate impacts, and gentrification risks. Novelty lies in tailoring the framework for post-airport areas in tropical megacities, incorporating regenerative urban design. The goal: a comprehensive evaluation framework to measure performance against global standards, plus contextual recommendations for stakeholders—local governments, developers, and communities—to foster holistic, healthy, inclusive, resilient transformation, positioning Kemayoran-Sunter as Indonesia's adaptive urban model.
Oleh :
M. Dedes Nur Gandarum W.
