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WONOSOBO FOOTBALL TRAINING CENTER WITH A FUTURISTIC ARCHITECTURAL APPROACH ardani; Hermawan Hermawan; Adinda Septi Hendriani
Clean Energy and Smart Technology Vol. 2 No. 1 (2023): October
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.58641/cest.v2i1.51

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Football is currently the most popular sport in the world. Among the countries in the world, in Indonesia football is the most popular sport and Surakarta is one of the cities with high fanaticism for the sport of football. In its development, football is now not just a sport to nourish the body, but has become an entertaining sport that can be enjoyed and done by anyone. In addition, football has now led to a competitive match that requires a victory and achievement. Training facilities are used to shape the character of players so that later they can excel and can improve the quality of a professional football club. So the existence of a Wonosobo Football Training Center in Wonosobo is very important. This is closely related to the coaching and training process of a professional football club. The representative and complete facilities of the Wonosobo Football Training Center in Wonosobo are one of the benchmarks and mirrors of the professionalism and progress of a football club. The Wonosobo Football Training Center area planning in Wonosobo uses a futuristic architectural design. By applying the elements of football which are then transformed into appropriate building forms by applying modern buildings and the use of modern materials by emphasizing the design of free, flowing forms and spaces and avoiding planning norms that tend to be rigid and binding. So that it can support the expression of the building and can accommodate all activities related to football, especially proportional football learning.
ABHIRAMA SPORTS CENTER WITH BIOPHILIC ARCHITECTURE APPROACH Fitri, Abimanyu Kusuma Nur; Hermawan; Adinda Septi Hendriani
Clean Energy and Smart Technology Vol. 3 No. 2 (2025): April
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.58641/cest.v3i2.135

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The planning of Abhirama Sports Center with a biophilic architecture approach is a study of how to combine sports needs with design concepts inspired by nature. This approach aims to create a sports center that promotes a harmonious relationship between humans and nature through the use of natural elements. In this planning, the main focus is on creating an environment that supports the health and physical fitness of users. The concept of biophilic architecture is applied by utilizing natural elements such as sunlight, fresh air, plants, and other natural elements. In addition, the use of the latest technology is also considered to enhance the sports experience for users. Through this planning, it is hoped that Abhirama Sports Center will become a place that not only facilitates sports activities, but also provides a pleasant and calming experience for users. School students, college students, and the general public are expected to be able to use this facility to improve their health, fitness, and happiness. In order to achieve this goal, this planning involves collaboration between architects, sports experts, and environmental experts. Through a holistic and integrated approach, Abhirama Sports Center is expected to become an example of an environmentally friendly sports center and contribute to the welfare of users and environmental sustainability.
RELOCATION OF REMBANG PEOPLE'S MARKET WITH A GREEN ARCHITECTURE APPROACH IN REMBANG DISTRICT Hermawan, Hermawan; Lutfiyah, Siti; Hendriani, Adinda Septi
Clean Energy and Smart Technology Vol. 3 No. 2 (2025): April
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.58641/cest.v3i2.137

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Rembang is one of the regencies located in Central Java province. More precisely, it is located on the north side of Java Island, adjacent to East Java province. The area of ​​Rembang Regency is 1036 km2 with most of the area being lowlands. Rembang Regency is divided into 14 sub-districts, 287 villages, and 7 urban villages. With the large number of residents divided into these areas, a market is needed to mediate the economic needs of the community. Rembang city market is located in Sumberjo Village, Rembang District, Rembang Regency. The design of the market reflects the traditional Central Javanese house, namely Joglo. This can be seen from the Joglo roof of the building. Although it displays regional diversity, the Rembang city market has not fully highlighted its design identity and spatial layout other than the Joglo roof. Therefore, it is necessary to carry out the relocation of the Rembang city market as well as a new building to further highlight diversity and spark people's purchasing power by increasing people's interest in the market. Green architecture has another term, namely ecological architecture or environmentally friendly architecture. This definition emphasizes development that refers to environmental conservation with the aim of producing energy-efficient and environmentally friendly buildings. In its construction, the building utilizes environmentally friendly materials and recycled materials that do not damage the surrounding environment. The positive impact obtained from the green architecture concept is the use of energy to be more efficient. In addition, green architecture is designed to be able to adapt to the environment. In addition, green architecture is identical to the use of light and solar energy, the use of openings such as windows to maximize natural air. Therefore, the relocation of the Rembang city market with a green architecture approach can increase public interest. In addition, a clean, organized, and comfortable market can make the Rembang city market competitive with modern markets.
PLANNING OF ATHLETE'S VILLAGE IN WONOSOBO WITH A GREEN ARCHITECTURE APPROACH Romadhoni, Desika; Muafani; Hendriani, Adinda Septi
Clean Energy and Smart Technology Vol. 4 No. 1 (2025): October
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This paper presents the planning of an Athlete’s Village in Wonosobo, Central Java, using a green-architecture approach to deliver high-quality temporary housing and training facilities while minimizing environmental impacts. The study combines literature review, field observation, and comparative analysis of established athlete housing precedents (e.g., Kemayoran and Jakabaring) with site appraisal and space-requirement programming. The proposed scheme organizes the 1-ha site into clear functional precincts—accommodation and training, management and support, utilities and waste, and visitor/public interface—linked by legible, barrier-free circulation. Passive design is prioritized through cross-ventilation, daylighting, strategic orientation, and a robust green/open-space network; active systems are limited to targeted, high-efficiency equipment. Resource strategies include rainwater harvesting, low-impact materials, and waste-to-resource handling (segregation, hygienic collection, and landscape-based polishing). The outcome is a context-responsive layout that improves athlete comfort and performance, strengthens operational safety and maintainability, and positions Wonosobo as a competitive-sports hub that models environmentally responsible development. The work’s contribution is a replicable planning framework for medium-scale athlete housing in Indonesian secondary cities, coupling spatial programming with green-infrastructure tactics that are feasible under local climatic, managerial, and budgetary constraints.
WONOSOBO GELORA STADIUM DESIGN WITH A FUTURISTIC ARCHITECTURAL APPROACH Setiawan, Agus; Hermawan, Hermawan; Hendriani, Adinda Septi
Clean Energy and Smart Technology Vol. 2 No. 2 (2024): April
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.58641/cest.v2i2.79

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Stadiums are the most influential supporting facilities for the sport of football in the world. Having a stadium can add pride to an area. Gelora Wonosobo Stadium is a football stadium in Wonosobo district as well as a stadium that will be used as the headquarters for the PSIW football club (Wonosobo Indonesian Football Association). The club, which has the nickname Laskar Kolodete, was previously headquartered at the Kalianget Stadium which is adjacent to the Kalianget Recreation Park and has not yet received proper stadium facilities and also cannot be called a stadium considering how it is now, therefore the Gelora Wonosobo Stadium was built which is located on Jalan Wonosobo. Kertek is opposite the Dewasni Café Restaurant, the choice of location also takes into consideration several things, namely land use, accessibility, supporting facilities for the surrounding environment and city utilities so that it will make it easier for stadium users. Gelora Wonosobo Stadium is a district class B type stadium which has FIFA standard facilities and has a capacity of approximately 20,000 spectators with a distribution of 400 VIP/VVIP spectator seats, 18,600 general spectator seats, 1000 disabled spectator seats which is 5% of the general spectators. The Gelora Wonosobo Stadium will adopt a modern, futuristic architectural style and without an athletics track. With the absence of an athletics track, the distance between the field and the stands will be closer, so there will be a distance between the stands and the field or a safety zone to see the less orderly behavior of the Indonesian people.
CULINARY TOURISM CENTER AND CREATIVE SPACE WITH GREEN ARCHITECTURE APPROACH Riyadi, Ego; Hermawan, Hermawan; Hendriani, Adinda Septi
Clean Energy and Smart Technology Vol. 3 No. 1 (2024): October
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.58641/cest.v3i1.98

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The goal to be achieved from this planning is to Design a Culinary Tourism Center and Creative Space with a Green Architecture Approach by maximizing the existing land according to the concept taken. The limitations of this planning discussion are guided by the objectives and targets that have been set, namely the Design and Planning of a Culinary Tourism Center and Creative Space. Comparative studies are conducted to increase insight into similar building designs from several regions as a discourse in the Design and Planning of a Culinary Tourism Center and Creative Space with a Green Architecture Approach. The analysis was obtained from collecting data from the internet to support the Design and Planning process of a Culinary Tourism Center and Creative Space with a Green Architecture Approach. The Culinary Tourism Center and Creative Space is expected to become a new destination that is present as a combination of culinary tourism and creative space that answers our needs besides food, communal open spaces that function as a place for creativity, and encourage youth movements to be able to carry out healthy and collaborative activities. With the communal open space available, it will also become a place for creative people and their communities to channel their creativity, exchange ideas, and produce new creations without abandoning its architectural approach that minimizes harmful effects on human health and the environment.
MODERN ISLAMIC BOARDING SCHOOL WITH GREEN BUILDING CONCEPT IN KUDUS REGENCY Almahdi, Ahmad; Hendriani, Adinda Septi; Hermawan, Hermawan
Clean Energy and Smart Technology Vol. 3 No. 1 (2024): October
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.58641/cest.v3i1.102

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The planning and design of a modern green building Islamic boarding school in Kudus Regency is a place for Islamic education with a combination of learning special skills such as language learning. Planning for a modern green building cottage is a new breakthrough in the world of Islamic education in Kudus Regency. Modern Islamic boarding schools have Islamic teachings as their main and there is additional learning skills such as language in the process. With the concept of green building can provide more comfort, because it can minimize the impact of weather that occurs in the region. It is hoped that the green building concept can make building users comfortable in carrying out their activities in the building area. Facilities in the Islamic boarding school area include comfortable dormitories, special laundry rooms, special cooking areas, halls, guest houses, large parking lots, and a visiting garden for parents who want to see their children. Taman jenguk is intended so that users from outside the area can feel as comfortable as guardians of students who have traveled long distances. Modern green building Islamic boarding schools in Kudus Regency are expected to become educational areas that prioritize Islamic teachings with the addition of skill-based learning. Skill-based learning is intended so that students who study at the Islamic boarding school do not only have religious knowledge, but also world knowledge.
Co-Authors Agus Setiawan Almahdi, Ahmad Andhika Danu Dwi Prasetya Annisa Nabila Arrizqi Annisa Nabila Arrizqi ardani Dama Primanda Dama Primanda Dede Irma Eko Wahyu Kurniawan Fitri, Abimanyu Kusuma Nur Heri Hermanto HERMAWAN HERMAWAN Hermawan Hermawan Hermawan Hermawan Hidayat, Muslim Hidayatus Sibyan Hidayatus Sibyan Lutfiyah, Siti Muafani Muhamad Fuat Asnawi Nangim, Muhammad Ngainun Nasyiin Faqih Prasetya, Tegar Wiguna Riyadi, Ego Romadhoni, Desika Sofatullah, Muhammad Rifqi Sunaryo Sunaryo Sunaryo Toharroni, Toharroni Widodo, Muhammad Pudji Wisnu Wahyu Santoso