Shop Houses Research Articles

Developments of Façade Design with a Special Reference to the City Hotels in Kuala Lumpur

The study examines the façade design developments of the high-rise city hotels since the 1960s post-colonial period in Malaysia. Strategically located in the tourist hub of Malaysia’s capital, three case studies of high-rise city hotels built in different architectural periods notably the 1970s Modern, the 1990s Post-Modern and the contemporary Neo-Minimalist, were meticulously selected to undertake a visual survey on the façade design elements. The high-rise hotel façade design in Kuala Lumpur as reviewed, historically began as a modest extension of shop houses and gradually metamorphosed into high-rises embodying a creative interplay of colour, material features, and climate responsive mechanisms as the architectural timeline advances. Ranging from the simplistic Modernist ideals of the International Style to the regionalist approach of the Post-Modernism and ultimately the Neo-Minimalism, each of the case studies is systematically reviewed from the spectrum of contextual history, functionality, and the aesthetics of the façade design elements. Evidently, the outcome of the study underscores the architectural developments of the city hotel façade design as expressive of the hotels’ image for contemporary trends in urban hospitality alongside a reconciliation of the capital’s tourism history.

Nahdlatul Ulama National Politics Perspective of Minority In Meranti Islands District

This research deals with the sustainability of attitudes and behavior of discrimination in the majority group that afflicts ethnic Chinese and non-Muslim religious minorities in the Meranti Islands Regency. The accumulation of tragic events such as the burning and looting of shop houses belonging to ethnic Chinese by the community in 1999. The national effect of the 2017 Jakarta Pilkada politics and the 212 political movements against Basuki Cahaya Purnama's rejection because he was considered to have insulted the letter Al-Maidah verse 51, and the national movement The defense of the Tawhid flag gave rise to new concerns for the Chinese ethnic group and the non-Muslim community if looting events were repeated or conflicts in the name of religion. This research is descriptive qualitative with the following steps: collecting data through interviews and questionnaires, classifying data, analyzing, and concluding research results. The results of his research show that good Islamic teachings are teachings as taught by Abdurrahman Wahid as a representation of Nahdlatul Ulama which protects all human beings and guarantees equality in the life of the nation and state. The view of this minority group identifies that Islamic teachings are very influential based on the thinking of religious organizations. The views of this minority group need to be implemented by Nahdlatul Ulama residents to the community level regarding the importance of national politics regardless of ethnicity, ethnicity, culture, and religion in the Meranti Islands Regency.

Kepastian Hukum Pembatalan Akta Notariil Menjadi Akta Di Bawah Tangan Pada Perjanjian Kerjasama

Wiralogam Company with Citi9 Property Indonesia made an Operational Cooperation Agreement (KSO) for the development of the Tenaru 9 Project. Where in this agreement Wiralogam Company made a loan of IDR. 12.000.000.000,00 (two billion rupiah) to Citi9 Property Company Indonesia through the Notarial Deed of Agreement. However, there was a legal dispute where the owner of Wiralogam without the knowledge of the occurrence of retroactive notarial deed becomes under the hand. This resulted in alleged losses in which Wiralogam Company borrowed money with collateral in the form of land and shop houses covering an area of 20,450m2 (square) and it was as if the cancellation of the cooperation agreement was under the pretext of PT. Wiralogam failed to repay the debt based on what was agreed. This study uses legal research methodswitha statutory approach (status approach), conceptual approach (conceptual approach), and case approach (case approach). The results of this study explain that the application of the agreement under the hands and the date back without the knowledge of Wiralogam Company is an unlawful act on a contract which is contrary to the freedom to contract based on good faith as regulated in Article 1338 paragraph (3) BW. However, the legal protection that must be carried out by PT. Wiralogam as the aggrieved party is to unilaterally cancel through the court on the basis of fundamental losses. Therefore, after the cancellation, a lawsuit against the law must be carried out on the contract as well as abuse of circumstances based on defects of will and deception on the basis of Article 1321 BW

The Adaptive Reuse of Old Shop Houses at Jalan Mendaling, Kajang – An Overview

Building conservation is generally an effort to preserve and maintain a cultural and natural heritage to prolong its entire life so it can be enjoyed to our new generations. One of the popular conservation approaches used around the world is adaptive reuse. As part of the agendas in Sustainable Development Goal 2030 by the United Nation Development Program, the adaptive reuse approach can save resources by using new building materials and land use planning in construction and development. The rows of heritage buildings such as the old shophouses can be found easily in old town centres and some of these stocks are under threat of destruction due to negligence. The purpose of this study is to identify the building conservation approach carried out on the old shophouses in Jalan Mendaling, Bandar Kajang and to identify their retained original function. A survey was done to the identified location which was firstly initiated with a preliminary study of the related theory. Content analysis was also performed to obtain adaptive reuse strategies that suit the building typology. A total of 36 old shophouse buildings located on the road have been identified for their building design, type of business, functional change and facade renovation. The results of the analysis found that 78% or most of the subjects still retain their original function as business premises although most of them have changed the original business form and underwent a transformation of architecture from their original design. The original function can be seen on the ground level but on the upper floor has undergone a change of use. It was also found that the old shophouses that were left empty mostly needed a suitable business strategy as the location of the building in Jalan Mendaling is on the main traffic route of the Kajang City.

ANALYSIS OF SHARIA ENTERPRISE THEORY ON BUMDES PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT BASED ON THE MASLAHAH SCORECARD METHOD (CASE STUDY ON BUMDES IN SERDANG BEDAGAI REGENCY)

The role of BUMDes has a positive impact on communities and villages in terms of improving the economy and community welfare by establishing several business units, namely cattle fattening, catfish farming, house rental, terraces, and shop houses. However, the presence of BUMDes Makmu Beusaree has not played a role in increasing people's income, employment, and reducing poverty. But for community participation and contribution and increasing community knowledge and skills, BUMDes has played a role. The income of the community after joining BUMDes increased from the first category of Rp. 0-1,000,000 to the second category of Rp. 1,000,000-2,000,000, but BUMDes has not had a significant effect on increasing income because only people who join BUMDes experience an increase in income. The active workforce absorbed by BUMDes is 14 people. After the existence of BUMDes, the poverty rate decreased by 6%. The participation and contribution of the Lambro Deyah community to BUMDes is very good, as seen from the average percentage interval, which is 84.70% of the community participating and contributing to BUMDes. The increase in knowledge and skills carried out by BUMDes management is by providing training to BUMDes members and the community such as training and socialization of making animal feed from straw.

ANALYSIS OF THE ROLE OF BUMDes (Village Owned Enterprises) IN VILLAGE COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT (Case Study of BUMDes Makmu Beusaree Lambro Deyah Village, Kuta Baro District, Aceh Besar District)

The role of BUMDes has a positive impact on communities and villages in terms of improving the economy and community welfare by establishing several business units, namely cattle fattening, catfish farming, house rental, terraces, and shop houses. However, the presence of BUMDes Makmu Beusaree has not played a role in increasing people's income, employment, and reducing poverty. But for community participation and contribution and increasing community knowledge and skills, BUMDes has played a role. The income of the community after joining BUMDes increased from the first category of Rp. 0-1,000,000 to the second category of Rp. 1,000,000-2,000,000, but BUMDes has not had a significant effect on increasing income because only people who join BUMDes experience an increase in income. The active workforce absorbed by BUMDes is 14 people. After the existence of BUMDes, the poverty rate decreased by 6%. The participation and contribution of the Lambro Deyah community to BUMDes is very good, as seen from the average percentage interval, which is 84.70% of the community participating and contributing to BUMDes. The increase in knowledge and skills carried out by BUMDes management is by providing training to BUMDes members and the community such as training and socialization of making animal feed from straw.

Explore the Correlation between Environmental Factors and the Spatial Distribution of Property Crime

Comprehensively understanding the factors influencing crime is a prerequisite for preventing and combating crime. Although some studies have investigated the relationship between environmental factors and property crime, the interaction between factors was not fully considered in these studies, and the explanation of complex factors may be insufficient. This paper explored the influence of environmental factors on property crime using factor regression and factor interaction based on data from the central city of Lanzhou, China. Our findings showed that: (1) The distribution of crime cases showed the pattern of a local multi-center. Shop density, hotel density, entertainment density and house price were the four dominant environmental drivers of property crime; (2) The relationship between the light intensity and property crime had different correlation explanations in temporal projection and spatial projection. There was a normal distribution curve between the number of property crimes and the Price-to-Earnings Ratio (PE Ratio) of the community house price; and (3) The results of the factor interaction indicated that the effect of all factors on crime showed a two-factor enhancement. As an important catalyst, shop density had the strongest interaction with other factors. Shop density gradient influenced the degree of interpretation of spatial heterogeneity of property crime.

THE PRACTICE OF FAIR TRANSACTION ON PROPERTY BUSINESS: A CASE ON ISLAMIC PROPERTY COMPANY

Pasuruan which is known as an industrial area (PIER) open up opportunity of many investors to invest capital in the field. This condition brought positive impacts like availability of job opportunities for workers both local and migrants settled in Pasuruan. But on the other hand there is a problem of housing needs. Property Syariah is a kind of business opportunity engaged in the sale and purchase of plots of land (houses) as a solution for the surrounding community with the concept of financing without, exploitating customer, making it easier for consumers to invest both for business and residential. This research used qualitative method using case study approach. This reseach deliver condition of property business and analyzed comprehensively according to Islamic financing policies. From the beginning of data analysis, it can be seen that the sale and purchase of land plots of Aflaha Property Syariah is facing the threat of emerging competition in the existing financing business, both conventional and sharia. Steps that need to be taken include further increasing customer satisfaction, through murabahah contracts, ijarah muntahiya bit – tamlik and musyarakah contracts, mutanaqishah by accelerating the process of obtaining certificates (proof of ownership of land and shop houses) however still applying the principle of ta'awun in their buying and selling activities. This research bring an empirical study of fair transactions on property business which can be input for future related research and bring any recommendation for related parties.

Five-footways: the generator of public realm in Malaysian historical urban centre

PurposeFive-footways are an important feature in historical urban centres of tropical South East Asian cities. These colonnades along the rows of commercial shop houses provide comfortable pedestrian walkways. In spite of the decline of the liveability in many historical urban centres, the “kaki-lima” or five-footways in Klang Valley Malaysia are bustling and alive. Many studies have been done on kaki-lima, however it focuses mostly on historical and cultural context. There is lack of understanding on how the physical attributes of kaki-lima facilitate the liveliness of urban life. The paper aims to investigate the five-footway as the generator of public realm and to analyse the physical attributes of the five-footways that contribute to the “stickiness” of the public space.Design/methodology/approachThe study utilized behaviour mapping to identify the sticky activity, then subsequently used Roger Barker's theory of Behaviour Settings to observe different stationary activities along the five-footways of the historical centres of Kuala Lumpur and Klang.FindingsThe findings show that all the identified behaviour settings along the five-footways are strongly characterised by tropical climate and local diverse culture. Additionally, the small architectural detail provides an important physical setting for informal activities to take a place in the five-footways.Research limitations/implicationsThe study is limited only to two urban heritage districts in Malaysia, namely Kuala Lumpur and Klang.Practical implicationsThe findings have the implication for the public space policy of the local municipalities, specifically for urban design policy of the five-footways. Firstly, the inclusion of five-footways should be encouraged in any new shophouse development and secondly, the policy maker should consider to retain certain physical features of the five-footways that support not only the informal economy activities but also the creation of third places in the neighbourhoods.Originality/valueThis study will contribute to the discourse of urbanism, especially in understanding the public realm in South East Asian cities. Additionally, the outcomes will assist the local municipality in developing urban design policy of the five-footways.

Transfer Juridical Review of Rental Object Function in A Rental Agreement to Rent a Shop House (Ruko) based on the Good Faith Principle

The purpose of this study was to find out the juridical review regarding the transfer of the function of the object of the shop house rental based on the principle of good faith. The research methodology used is normative juridical with secondary data sources. The results showed that the standard of good faith in the shop house rental agreement (ruko) was carried out before and after the implementation of the agreement. Prior to the implementation of the agreement in the form of honesty and openness, while the objective of good faith in the lease agreement is the fulfillment of achievements in the implementation of the agreement. Regarding the transfer of the function of the object for renting a shop house (ruko) to other than the original purpose, which was legally agreed upon, the Civil Code does not explicitly regulate but the transfer of the function of the object for renting a shop house (ruko) can be seen in the provisions of Article 1560 of the Civil Code where the tenant is obliged to maintain and care for the rented house properly. . Then in Article 1561 of the Civil Code that tenants are prohibited from using the leased object for purposes other than its purpose. These two provisions serve as points for interpreting that the transfer of the object of lease that causes damage is not permitted. 201/Pdt.G/2015/PN Dps regarding the judge's interpretation of the existence of a default in the dispute over the object of the lease from which losses arise due to the use of a shop house (ruko) outside the agreement.

ANALISIS KONTRIBUSI RETRIBUSI PASAR TERHADAP RETRIBUSI DAERAH KABUPATEN SUMBAWA BARAT

One sources of regional revenue that was considered very important and contributed greatly to the region was the Regional Retribution. This study aims to know the contribution of market retribution toward regional retribution of Sumbawa Barat District in 2015-2019. The variables in this study consisted of the independent variable, namely the contribution of market retribution (X) and the dependent variable, namely regional retribution (Y). The population in this study were the number of shop houses, the number of stall, daily tickets and toilet. The sample used was saturated sampling technique, in which all members of the population were used as research samples. Data collection was obtained through literature study and documentation which were analyzed using the contribution equation formula. The results of study showed that the revenue of market retribution in Sumbawa Barat District was fluctuated every year. The fluctuation was caused by decreasing and increasing in revenue from market retribution and decreasing and increasing realization of regional retribution revenue. The contribution of market retribution toward regional retribution in 2015 was of 4,12%, in 2016 was 4,5%, in 2017 it was 2.60%, in 2018 it was 5.62% and in 2019 it was 8.57%.

Interior Design Students' Perception on Interior Health and Comfort in Shop House Design for New Normal Era

Objective – The 2020 Covid-19 outbreak has deeply redefined our relationship to public spaces. Public preference has shifted from indoor to outdoor areas which provide open-air spaces to reduce the possibility of Covid-19 transmission. Therefore, shop house foodservice retailers that operated in big cities may find it challenging to meet the new expectation. The Greenship (green building assessment tools in Indonesia) however, has made a checklist on how to achieve better indoor environment quality (IEQ) under the IHC (indoor health and comfort) category. Methodology – The method used for this research was the systematic literature review and typology studies with a proposed conceptual design made by students in Design Interior and Styling for Commercial and Retail Space studio academic year 2020/2021 as samples. Findings – The result shows that almost all students only took care of 5 categories out of 11 categories provided in the IHC category. The highest categories to get attention are indoor pollutant source control and outside view and daylight. The research shows attempts of students to achieve better IEQ but they are unaware that a guide and reference can as well be found in Greenship Interior Space. Novelty - This paper examines young interior designers' perceptions of healthy interior elements that need to be implemented for the purpose of adapting to the new normal. Type of Paper: Review JEL Classification: I23, I29.

RANCANGAN SISTEM PEMANENAN AIR HUJAN UNTUK RUMAH TOKO DI KECAMATAN KUTA ALAM KOTA BANDA ACEH

Rainwater harvesting is known as one of solutions for water conservation. Rainwater harvesting decreases stormwater runoff which reduce erosion, conserve water at local level to be used later and so on. Indonesia as tropical country has great water resources, but rainwater harvesting is not common, people only let the rainwater flow to the river without intention to preserve it. This study aims to test the quality of rainwater in the district of Syiah Kuala, Banda Aceh City, then plan the design of a rainwater harvesting system for shop houses that are often found in this area. The study conducted by testing the physical parameters of rainwater quality, collecting common shop house dimension data, and rainfall data, then calculating the potential rainwater that can be harvested by hydrology analysis, and then determine the volume, design, drawing of the rainwater harvesting system. The result shows that pH ranges from 7.8 to 7.9; temperature 28-31; DHL minimum 4u / cm and maximum 20u / cm; TDS ranges from 3-9 ppm, and all of this numbers meet quality standards of PERMENKES NO 32/2017. The highest daily rainfall level was in December 2014 (77.6 mm), and the average monthly rainfall for the last 10 years is 156,321 mm. With a planned rainfall value of 30.8 mm/hour, 2 hours of rain duration, and a return period of rain of 2 years, rainwater has the potential discharge quantity of 0.8 liters/second. The dimension of the system (regarding to SNI 8153:2015) are: (1) horizon pipe 3 inch long, (2) vertical pipe it is 4 inch, and reservoir volume is 0.5 m3

Analisis Highest and Best Use Pada Jalan Dr. Ir. H. Soekarno Nomor 440-484 (MERR) - Surabaya

The potential development of vacant land in Surabaya continues to increase. Especially on Jalan Dr. Ir. H. Soekarno Surabaya City number 440-448. In the land area, there are 2 apartment buildings, 1 hotel building, 1 housing estate, 45 office buildings, 6 shop houses, 43 restaurant buildings, 1 clinical laboratory building, 20 house buildings, 50 shopping buildings, 1 college building, and 4 school buildings. . So from such data, Dr. Ir. H. Soekarno Surabaya City number 440-448. So the area has the potential to attract investment. The Detailed Spatial Planning (RDTR) and Zoning Regulations UP 1 Rungkut 2014 state that the direction of development along Dr. Ir. H. Soekarno (MERR) in trade and service activities, as well as housing activities (vertical housing) also has the potential to develop. In order to find out which buildings are profitable on the land area, this is done by using the Highest and Best Use analysis. The analysis can take advantage of a vacant land or increase a property that is physically feasible, legally permitted, financially feasible, and has maximum productivity that comes from the highest increase in land value if a building is erected. Based on the results of data analysis on the legal, physical, financial, and maximum productivity aspects of the vacant land. So, it can be concluded that if a shop is built, the land value is Rp. 24,726,872 and land productivity of 126%, whereas if an office is built, the land value is Rp. 23,013,522 and land productivity of 117%. So that the shopping property is the best and highest alternative use that is suitable to be developed on the vacant land.

The Healing Analysis of II Degree Burn from Surgery Essential Oil Ointment (Curcuma Longa) in Wistar Rats (Rattus Norvegicus)

Data in Indonesia the death rate from burns is still high at around 40%, mainly caused by severe burns. The most potential medicinal turmeric plant is its rhizome, which contains the phenolic compound curcumin and essential oils. Some of the benefits of turmeric antioxidants, anti-inflammatory, anti-cancer, acetylcholinesterase activity inhibitors, anti-fungal, and anti-bacterial. This study aims to find out the phytochemical content and effects of Turmeric Essential Oil Ointment (Curcuma longa Linn) in curing grade II burns in Wistar rats (Rattus norvegicus). This type of research is experimental with a pre-post approach and post-test control group design. The study was conducted at Riwandi Pet Shop and Animal House March-May 2021. The research sample is turmeric (Curcuma longa) obtained from a traditional market in the city of Medan and identified in herbarium Medanese (MEDA), Laboratoirum Taxonomy of Plants, Department of Biology, Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences (FMIPA), University of North Sumatra, Medan. The test animal is a Wistar strain rat with as many as 20 tails divided into 4 treatment groups, so each group consists of 5 rats. The results of the study contained significant differences in the epithelial period of the standard group, 10% turmeric ointment and 15% against the control group. However, in the turmeric ointment group and the standard group, there was no difference in epithelialization periods. This is evident from the value P < 0.05 (Value P = 0.029). The healing effects of burns possessed by Turmeric ointment are both 10% and 15% and nebacetin ointment as standard shows significant differences. Where the wound contraction rate of turmeric ointment is 15% better than nebacetin ointment as standard. But in both turmeric ointments, both 10% and 15% and nebacetin ointment as standard did not show significant differences in the parameters of the epithelial period.

BACKHOME: Transformation of Old Shop Houses into a Contemporary Backpackers' Hostel with Better Indoor Environmental Quality

BACKHOME is a backpacker hostel in Kuala Lumpur city centre designed by Ar. Masyerin Md Nor, the principle of Domaine Architects Sdn Bhd. The design of this backpacker hostel had won the prestigious PAM Award in 2016 for commercial building. The travellers' sanctuary was originally four units of shop houses built in the 1970's. It was remodelled into a stylish and contemporary hostel to accommodate tourists visiting Kuala Lumpur or transiting to neighbouring countries such as Thailand, Indonesia and Singapore. Set amidst the hustle and bustle of Kuala Lumpur city centre, this hostel is a peaceful sanctuary for travelling backpackers. The refurbishment of the shop houses has provided better indoor environmental quality achieved through design strategies for natural ventilation and daylighting. This article reviews BACKHOME based on the current trend of adaptive reuse criteria usually adopted locally and also internationally. These include sustainability, construction, public engagement and historical aspects. From the review, it shows that the novelty of the scheme adopted in BACKHOME lies in the innovative engagement of these criteria. The scheme realised and manifested in BACKHOME can be very impactful in paving a new mode of adaptive reuse practice in Malaysia. This article highlights the essential aspects of the success of BACKHOME which could be emulated in any future adaptive reuse project especially involving heritage shop houses in this country.

Kapitan keling waqf land development

Kapitan Keling waqf land, which was endowed in 1801, is located in the heart of Georgetown, Penang. The Kapitan Keling Mosque has been the focus of this development. At the initial stage, this waqf land was in the form of land assets then developed with several row units of shop houses that suited the concept and environment at the time. Furthermore, the management of this waqf land has been taken over by the Penang Islamic Religious Council (MAINPP) with its creation, a more planned development concept and strategy has been implemented. Throughout the development of Kapitan Keling waqf land, many challenges have been overcome. The permanence of Kapitan Keling waqf until today is a manifestation of his success in overcoming various challenges. However, current developments and development efforts undertaken at present lead to various new challenges. Therefore, this study aims to study and analyze the issues and challenges of Kapitan Keling waqf land development. This study uses a qualitative design. Data were collected through documents and interviews with informants at MAINPP. These data were then analyzed using a content analysis approach.

ESTABLISHMENT OF HONESTY PRINCIPLES APPLICATION POLICY IN FIRE INSURANCE AGREEMENTS IN INDONESIA

A form of insurance that guarantees loss and damage due to fire or the risk of its expansion affecting the object of coverage Objects that can be insured are in the form of your property in the form of residential buildings, shop houses, warehouses, factories, office buildings, hotels, household furniture, home appliances, machinery , merchandise, inventory of raw materials or finished goods, and so on in accordance with the Indonesian Fire Insurance Standard Policy (PSAKI). This insurance is also known as All Property Risk Insurance. In the law or insurance agreement there is the principle of honesty. the principle of honesty is the principle for every insurance agreement that is in the provisions of the Civil Code. Article 251 of the Commercial Code also regulates good faith or honesty, this is because insurance agreements have special characteristics, compared to other agreements in the Civil Code. The Insured must be aware that it has an obligation to provide true, honest and complete information regarding the condition of the insured object. Article 251 emphasizes that the principle of good faith or honesty is only for the insured. Insurance is one type of special agreement regulated in the Commercial Code as an agreement, so the provisions of the legal terms of an agreement in the Civil Code also apply to insurance agreements. The legal terms of an agreement are regulated in Article 1320 of the Civil Code, there are 4 valid conditions for an agreement, namely the agreement of the parties, the authority to act, certain objects, and lawful causes.

Rethinking Interior Design Approach for Shop House Food and Beverage Retails to Embrace New Normal Protocol

The 2020 COVID-19 outbreak has deeply redefined our relationship to public spaces. Fear of transmission (both direct and indirect) has strucked all sectors and put down public facilities such as schools, restaurants, and offices. The implementation of restrictions on community activities in Jakarta alone has resulted in 1030 restaurants permanently closed and 400 restaurants to temporary closed from early 2020 to 2021. Public preference has shifted to outdoor area with open air space to reduce the possibility of transmision. Therefore, shop house food and beverage retails that operated in big cities may find a challenge to keep the costumers' comfort. Keywords: shop house, new normal, food and beverage, retails

The Influence of Transportation Support Capacity on The Development of Medan Johor District

Roads are also referred to as a means of driving the region's economy because it can increase economic growth and reduce inequality between regions. Economic growth and the development of activity centers in Medan Johor led to an increase in population movement. Transportation as a movement supporting infrastructure has positive implications for the increasing growth and progress of the city, but it can also provide negative implications, such as congestion, irregularities and traffic accidents. The carrying capacity of transportation is a road as a means and transportation as infrastructure. Therefore, research is needed that aims to analyze the influence of transportation support capacity on the development of Medan Johor District. The research method is descriptive quantitative with survey approach. The research variables used are variable physical condition of the road, safety of road users, comfort of road users, speed of travel, smooth transportation, transportation capacity, effectiveness of transportation and development of the territory. The data was obtained from 100 respondents who live in Medan Johor through questionnaires. The data analysis method is done with multiple linear regression analysis. The results showed that the physical condition of the road, the comfort of road users, the speed of travel, the smoothness of transportation, transportation capacity, the effectiveness of transportation positively and siqnifikan to the development of the District of Medan Johor and the safety of road users positively and not siqnifikan to the development of the district of Medan Johor. It is necessary for the role of the Central Government and The Local Government of Medan city to continue to prioritize the development of transportation facilities and infrastructure, evaluate the development of land use, evaluate the granting of permits for the construction of shop houses and buildings that are used as business premises because it can result in increased vehicles, controlling the utilization of space in accordance with the General Plan of Spatial Planning of Medan City.