Alexander Rani Suryandono
Universitas Gadjah Mada

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The reactivation of socio-cultural spaces through tactical ruralism at Padepokan Sekar Jagad: Reaktivasi ruang sosial budaya melalui tactical ruralism di Padepokan Sekar Jagad Alexander Rani Suryandono
JURNAL ARSITEKTUR PENDAPA Vol. 9 No. 1 (2026)
Publisher : Universitas Widya Mataram

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.37631/pendapa.v9i1.2103

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Paper ini memaparkan potensi tactical ruralism untuk revitalisasi kehidupan sosial budaya pedesaan melalui intervensi ruang berbasis komunitas di Mutihan, Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Revitalisasi diawali kompleks bangunan yang digunakan kelompok tari Sekar Jagad, ruang yang berfungsi sebagai simpul budaya yang menghubungkan warisan, identitas, dan perdagangan sehari-hari. Fokus berpusat pada Joglo yang didesain ulang oleh SASO Architects. Joglo asli dibawa dari Kabupaten Gunung Kidul oleh Holcim Foundation untuk digunakan sebagai tempat latihan tari. Paper ini mengungkap proses pembongkaran dan perakitan Joglo, yang melibatkan komunitas, tidak hanya penduduk lokal tetapi juga mahasiswa internasional. Selama upacara pembukaan, pasar malam muncul di daerah sekitar Joglo. Pasar tersebut mencontohkan suatu bentuk tactical ruralism yang menegaskan kembali peran pedesaan terhadap pengaruh perkotaan yang meluas. Dengan menggunakan eksplorasi spesifik lokasi dan dokumentasi visual, penelitian ini mengungkapkan bagaimana kegiatan yang bersifat sementara tersebut berfungsi sebagai katalisator untuk penguatan budaya dan keberlanjutan ekonomi lokal. Temuan ini menunjukkan bahwa tactical ruralism, ketika berakar pada infrastruktur budaya seperti Sekar Jagad, dapat menawarkan model yang tangguh untuk pembentukan tempat dan sirkularitas. Pendekatan ini berkontribusi pada diskusi tentang perencanaan desentralisasi, otonomi pedesaan, dan reklamasi ruang budaya melalui strategi-strategi taktis yang lunak.This study investigates the potential of tactical ruralism for revitalizing rural socio-cultural life through community-driven interventions in Mutihan, Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Anchored by the building complex of Sekar Jagad dance group, the site serves as a node linking culture, identity, and everyday commerce. The focus centers on redesigned Joglo by SASO Architects. The original Joglo was brought from Gunung Kidul regency by Holcim Foundation to be used for Sekar Jagad’s dance practice, semi outdoor area. This paper also revealed the process of disassemble and assemble process of the Joglo itself, which involved communities, not only locals but also international students. During the opening ceremony, a night market emerged in surrounding area. The market exemplifies a form of tactical ruralism reasserting rural within the expanding periphery of urban influence. Using site-specific exploration and visual documentation, this research reveals how such ephemeral yet consistent activities serve as catalysts for cultural reinforcement and local economic sustainability. The findings suggest that tactical ruralism, when rooted in cultural infrastructure like Sekar Jagad, can offer a resilient model for place-making and circularity. This approach contributes to discussions on decentralized planning, rural autonomy, and the reclamation of cultural space through soft, tactical strategies.
KINERJA PANEL INSULASI BERBAHAN LIMBAH SELULOSA DALAM MENGURANGI SUHU RUANGAN Gigih Dutyma Fiddien; Alexander Rani Suryandono
Jurnal Arsitektur ARCADE Vol 10 No 3 (2026): Jurnal Arsitektur ARCADE September 2026
Publisher : KBK Perancangan Kota dan Perumahan Permukiman, Prodi Arsitektur, Fakultas Teknik Sipil dan Perencanaan, Universitas Kebangsaan Republik Indonesia (UKRI)

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.31848/arcade.v10i3.4593

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Global warming has increased indoor temperatures in buildings, particularly in tropical climate regions. This study aimed to evaluate the thermal performance of composite insulation panels made from cellulose-based waste materials, namely newspaper, cardboard, and sawdust, using polyvinyl acetate (PVAc) and tapioca starch as binders, in reducing indoor temperatures. A comparative experiment was conducted using four test boxes measuring 240 mm × 220 mm × 340 mm, made of 9 mm thick calcium silicate board, with one side wall replaced by a metal sheet oriented toward the west. The air temperature inside the test boxes was continuously measured using a data logger during the peak heat load period from 12:00 to 16:00 Western Indonesian Time (WIB). The results showed that all tested panels reduced indoor temperatures compared with the control box without insulation. The newspaper-based panel bonded with PVAc exhibited the best thermal performance, with an average temperature reduction of 1.2 °C and a peak temperature reduction of 1.9 °C. In contrast, using tapioca starch as a binder with cardboard resulted in the lowest temperature reduction. These findings indicate that composite panels made from cellulose-based waste have potential as alternative thermal insulation materials for mitigating indoor temperature increases in tropical climates.