How should the neighborhoods be accessible? The surveys that have been done have brought a better feeling to the residents of the neighborhoods that have limited access. Access can be in the form of a crossroads or as a restriction. It has no right-hand neighborhood boundaries and, in fact, no entrance. But the neighborhood on the left has an entrance and a clear border. The question that arises is why the neighborhood on the left brings a better feeling to the residents? First, I will tell you from my personal experience. In the neighborhood where we lived, there was an entrance for cars. A chain and a lock that only the residents had the key to. What was happening in the neighborhood at that time, of course, not only because of the entrance to the neighborhood, other issues such as the sky line were also discussed. The whole events that were happening in this place at that time are very different from what is happening now. Sidewalks were a place to stop and communicate and talk. But now sidewalks have become a place to move fast and ignore. To the space in which it is located, in fact, people like to escape from that space to have a pause to stop. The sidewalk at that time was a place to sit, communicate, play football and many other things that make up the communication and various activities in that small neighborhood community.