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Pergeseran makna perpustakaan di zaman modern mengubah persepsi perpustakaan yang dulunya hanya dianggap sebagai tempat pencarian referensi atas sebuah informasi, kini dilihat sebagai tempat untuk mengembangkan komunitas dalam sebuah kota. Oleh karena itu, perpustakaan dapat disebut sebagai sebuah civic space. Civic space memiliki potensi di mana pertukaran sosial dan ekonomi terjadi, di mana masyarakat dari berbagai latar belakang bisa bertemu dengan bebas, dan di mana masyarakat dapat dengan bebas berekspresi. Pentingnya kehadiran civic space dalam sebuah kota dibarengi dengan pentingnya aspek inklusifitas untuk memastikan civic space ini dapat dirasakan manfaatnya oleh seluruh lapisan masyarakat. Tulisan ini bertujuan untuk mengkaji bagaimana perpustakaan dapat berperan sebagai sebuah civic space yang inklusif yang diperlukan dalam lingkup perkotaan. ......The shift in the meaning of libraries in modern times has changed the perception of libraries that were previously seen only as a place to find references for information, and now they are seen as a place to develop communities in a city. Therefore, a library can be defined as a civic space. Civic space has the potential of being where social and economic exchanges occur, where people from various backgrounds can meet freely, and where people can freely express themselves. The importance of the presence of civic space in a city is accompanied by the importance of the aspect of inclusivity to ensure that all levels of society can enjoy the civic space. This paper aims to examine how a library can act as an inclusive civic space that is needed in urban areas.

Abstrak :
The research is focused on green cities and the role of digital media in the development of corporate sponsorship for high tech green cities currently under construction (e.g., Masdar in Abu Dhabi, Songdo in South Korea, PlanIT Valley in Portugal). The urban imaginary of virtual green cities is linked to an ecological cyberspace that promotes futuristic images of green cities, such as Vincent Callebaut’s Hydrogenase (2010)—a transport hub for an algae farm and biohydrogen airships. These images of sustainable green cities pose a challenge to defining ecological civic space and green architecture, especially in the transformation of Jakarta into an eco-architectural hub that balances social, economic, and environmental issues. The role of Google Earth and digital maps must not be underestimated in digitizing the “bytes” and realizing design scenarios for the “bricks” of green cities, including those options related to traffic planning simulations, water catchment scenarios, disaster/flood planning, and social media simulation for crowd control and governance issues.