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Tesa Arsitektur
Published by Universitas Katolik Soegijapranata
ISSN : 14106094     EISSN : 24606367     DOI : -
Core Subject : Engineering,
Civil Engineering, Building, Construction & Architecture
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The Conservation in Local Wisdom Valuesof ‘Huma Hai’ Djaga Bahen Layout Pattern Case Study: ‘Huma Hai’ Djaga Bahen at Bahu Palawa Village, Central Kalimantan Fristy Sulistiani; R. Siti Rukayah; Suzanna Ratih Sari
Tesa Arsitektur Vol 16, No 2: 2018
Publisher : Unika Soegijapranata Semarang

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.24167/tesa.v16i2.517

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Huma Hai (the big house) Djaga Bahen is located on Bahu Palawa village, Kecamatan Kahayan Tengah, Pulang Pisau, Central of Borneo, build in 1933 by Djaga Bahen. This house become the historical witness of the third Serikat Kaharingan Dayak Indonesia (SKDI) III at 1953. In this house is four changes experience at layout pattern the since 1938-1995. Although had experienced such change but there are spaces are still survive and don’t have alteration. It is because of the values of eterily that still hold and maintained by the occupant.In the layout Huma Hai Djaga Bahen than used methods descriftive cualitative. The did occupant about local wisdom values at layout pattern of Huma Hai Djaga Bahen. This based analysis the layout, space organitation, characteristic and space fungtion.The local wisdom values of layout pattern Huma Hai Djaga Bahen is the arrangement or religious advice ancestor of good and bad placement space based on the flow of the river (upstream and downstream) and the sun (east-west). The conservation effort that is by passing arrangement or religious advice ancestor to the next generation hereditary (hereditary Djaga Bahen), without the interference of other parties. By bequeathing it to his descendants, then this historic home can stick either with originality arrangement or religious advice ancestor.
Bagenen-Botolan as Basic Concepts Formation of Settlement in Dieng Mountains Heri Hermanto; Adinda Septi Hendriani
Tesa Arsitektur Vol 16, No 2: 2018
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.24167/tesa.v16i2.1413

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Settlements in the Dieng Mountains is a manifestation of the culture of Dieng society. On a micro scale, bagenen connected by botolan is a settlement element that is always present in the Dieng community house. Bagenen-botolan becomes the main container of social, cultural and economic activity. When the settlements develop, the community then uses latar ombo for social, cultural, economic and sport activities that cannot be done in Bagenen-botolan. Between latar ombo one with the other is always connected by jalan latar and jalan tritian. This phenomenon raises the notion that, in the village scale, latar ombo that connected jalan latar and jalan tritian became a kind of bagenen-botolan. The notion is further strengthened by the existence of a village field that is always connected by jalan terabasan. Research questions that are then proposed are; what is the concept underlies the formation of settlements in the Dieng Mountains.The results of grandtour and minitour found 8 (eight) themes, namely, 1) The kinship system as a village builders, 2) Bagenen as a multifunctional space, 3) Latar ombo as bagenen in village scale, 4) Field as multifunctional space on the scale between villages, 5) Bagenen connected botolan 6) Latar ombo connected by jalan latar and jalan tritian, 7) The mosque connected by jalan latar and jalan tritian, 8) The field connected by jalan terabasan on the scale between villages.Inductive analysis of the eight themes found three concepts underlying the formation of settlements in the Dieng Mountains, namely: 1) Connected concepts, 2) Nyepetno concept, and 3) Brayan concept.The concept is empirically seen on all space scales. Layout arrangement of physical elements of settlement in Dieng Mountains always refers to this concept. These findings are a significant contribution for the science of architecture especially related to the spatial and values that form the Mountains settlements.
The House Types of Settlements in The RiverBank Wetland; The Factual Conditions and The Recommendations Maya Fitri Oktarini
Tesa Arsitektur Vol 16, No 2: 2018
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.24167/tesa.v16i2.1373

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A riverbank wetland has an important ecosystem service, so that should be a city conservation area. The settlements on wetland riverbanks would decrease the ecosystem services. But for some cities, it is difficult to avoid. To reduce the damage to the ecosystem services, it is necessary to identify the ideal development according to the ecosystem approach. This study identifies the gap between the factual house type and the ideal type according to the ecosystem approach. The factual home types were identified through field observations, whereas the types of recommendations were identified based on an assessment of the experts. The results indicated that there was a gap of the house types between the factual and the recommendations. Therefore, the planning should adjust the house types between the factual and the recommendation of the ecosystem approach. The settlement planning that equilibrates the community needs and the sustainability of ecosystem services.
PERUBAHAN POLA TATANAN RUANG TANEAN LANJANG DI KAMPUNG BATIK TANJUNG BUMI (The Changes of the Spatial Pattern of Tanean Lanjang in Kampung Batik Tanjung Bumi) Muchlisiniyati Safeyah; Eva Elviana; Nurjanti Takarini; Aris Sutejo
Tesa Arsitektur Vol 16, No 2: 2018
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.24167/tesa.v16i2.1123

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Kampung batik of Tanjung Bumi has the uniqueness from the craft of batik gentongan and traditional settlement of tanean lanjang. Batik activities that originally as a filler of spare time, is currently done to earn income.The changes of paradigm is expected to have an impact on changing the pattern of arragement of tanean lanjang. The research was descriptive with qualitative method which was done on 6 (six) groups of tanean lanjang. The changes in the paradigm of society do not show much change in the pattern of arragement of tanean lanjang in the kampung batik of Tanjung Bumi. The tanean lanjang (the long of yard); fence; location, orientation, hierarchy, and shape of the Langgar; and the porch of houses are the elements that are preserved. The function of the Langgar becomes less. The spaces in the houses are private whereas the porch of the houses has changed on its character from semi-privat become semi-public. The changes happened on its pattern, total, and the function of the residential space which more complex. It is also much more influenced by development of life of social than the development of batik activities.The pattern of tanean lanjang can be a place of the develpment of batik activities. The traditional settlement of tanean lanjang is still suitable with the meaning the way of life today.
Study of Tradition Process of Constructing Gorontalo House for Gorontalo Culture Kalih Trumansyahjaya; Lydia S. Tatura
Tesa Arsitektur Vol 16, No 2: 2018
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.24167/tesa.v16i2.1126

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The cultural form in architecture is an indication that the closer the work of architecture to the process of cultural creation. The work of architecture as an artifact is the final form arising from the existence of ideas and actions within a culture. The people of Gorontalo generally still hold the customary tradition in the process of building a house in Gorontalo which is a cultural idea and action that can reflect the traditional and cultural strength of Gorontalo people so that it can be used as a trace of Gorontalo architectural culture. This study aims to discuss the details of the implementation and understand how the process of building tradition in Gorontalo society based on technical, cultural and environmental aspects. The research method uses a qualitative approach as a process of collecting a number of actual and contextual field data to get a detailed picture. The process for analyzing the problem then uses descriptive and inductive research methods to focus its attention on actual phenomena and depicts in depth the conditions in the field. The result of this research is a thorough knowledge of traditional structural system of cultural process of building a house in Gorontalo society.
The Ka’Bani – Mawinne Concept in Sumba’s Traditional Architectural Residence atKampung Tarung, Sumba Barat Eka Kusuma Reny; T. Yoyok Wahyu; Ahmad Saifullah
Tesa Arsitektur Vol 16, No 2: 2018
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.24167/tesa.v16i2.1143

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