Exploring Kajoetangan Kampung's vibrant corridor: The interplay of sustainable mobility and expression in urban spaces

In line with the concept of paths as links and places, streets accommodate a variety of functions according to the needs of their users. This is related to the concepts of paths as links and places, where streets function according to the needs of pedestrians and other users. In this research, the phenomena of street utilization as a means of passing and expression space is seen in the Corridor area in 'Kajoetangan Kampung', which is one of the tourists kampungs in Malang City with high dynamics of activity within. This research uses qualitative data obtained from direct observation of several vital areas in the Corridor area and Kajoetangan Kampung at different times on the weekends. The analysis is conducted by looking at the arrangement of street furniture and buildings on the edge of the street that can accommodate human expression space seen from the activities that are intertwined between them. The research reveals the use of the street as a link and place as well as the involvement of street furniture and surrounding buildings in activating the function of the street as a place. The findings show that, at various times, the street is perceived and utilized as dynamic settings for diverse activities, ranging from socio-economic interactions to leisure and art performances. This leads to new concepts of how urban corridors become interactive, providing a lively and sustainable array of movements and expressions of urban life Introduction.