TSUNAMI DISASTER MITIGATION-BASED DESIGN CONCEPT IN THE COASTAL AREA OF SENDANGBIRU BEACH, MALANG

Abstract

Sendangbiru Beach, located in Malang Regency, is a tourist destination and economic center for fishermen, always bustling with visitors. Tourism in coastal areas carries a high risk of disasters. Sendangbiru Beach is also classified as a high-tsunami-prone area. Currently, Sendangbiru Beach lacks adequate facilities and infrastructure to respond to tsunamis. This poses a significant risk to visitors and the community. This study aims to discuss the concept of coastal design based on tsunami disaster mitigation, based on spatial planning and activities, circulation, facilities, vegetation, and residential areas. The method used is descriptive qualitative, comparing existing conditions with regulations and previous research journals. The results indicate that Sendangbiru Beach requires significant facility additions and renovations to ensure tsunami resilience