This journal edition presents a diverse collection of six articles exploring architectural and environmental design perspectives across Indonesia. The first article investigates the housing conditions of stunting children on Tidung Island, Jakarta, highlighting links between living environments and public health. The second examines natural lighting intensity in architectural studio classrooms, emphasizing the role of daylight in educational spaces. The third focuses on vegetation analysis for landscape arrangement in Cikapek's agrotourism, offering insights into sustainable tourism development. The fourth identifies visitor activities at Nostalgia Park, Kupang, providing a framework for enhancing public space usability. The fifth article explores neo-vernacular architectural approaches in designing an MSMEs center in East Kolaka, blending tradition with contemporary needs. Lastly, the sixth article proposes strategies for optimizing trading spaces through spatial re-utilization in Pasar Jambe, Tangerang, addressing challenges in traditional market functionality. These studies showcase innovative solutions to local architectural and urban challenges.
