Decoding Spatial Configuration: Resiliency in the Periphery (Case Study: Sedati Sidoarjo)

Abstract Rural and urban communities merge. Sedati’s districts are vulnerable due to a lack of infrastructure, dispersed populations, disaster management capacities, subsistence. A city is resilient if its citizens can survive recover from disaster. These relationships allow for implementing programs that promote rural resilience. How do spatial patterns affect resilience determinants? This research examines the typo-morphological layout Sedati District discover periphery’s current situation. By using typo – morphological analysis space syntax researcher seeks configuration typology morphology area. The results show global connectivity integration exist only in center (HH3). Disconnecting two nodes won’t stop network there multiple pathways. axial lines cease space. Decreases road strength. Controlling expansion land efficiently, fostering peri-urban agriculture, making hubs inaccessible nature local solutions. lacks mixed-use clusters pedestrian mobility. Urban livelihood, activity, total life reflect ‘center-periphery’ structure with expanding declining gradients. Looping syntactic configurations needed robust fabric. Mixed-use helps clusters’ peripheries.