Architectural Characteristics and the Altering Tendency of Traditional Housing Group of Kudus, Indonesia

Abstract

皿 lis s 重 udy 酣 err 甲 ts to examine characterisIics oftraditional housing group in Kudus urb 細 area and its altering tendency ， inQrderto consid ¢ rpossibility forpreservation ． W ¢ fbundthat： − BuHding altcration co 町)rises change ofcarved woodcn elements using contemporary materials ｝ replacerment of wooden −traditional houses with brick −ordinary ones ， or ， their removal to be empty lots ； and 爬 place nt ofyards with buildings ； −Ar ¢ a aiteration cor 叩 rises dGcreaseofwooden houses ， increaseofbrick houses ， and increase ofer 叩 ty lots ， with great ¢ r tendencyalong the streetthan inkampung ' − In the last three decades， thearea has bs 重 15％ ofits wooden houses dueto natural decay， partial or wholesale ； only 35 ％ ofthe remaining are compl ¢ te． Accordinglywe recommend consid ¢ rations f()rpr ¢ servation ， Kt 『 ywe 「ds " Indonesia'Kudus ； traditionalhous ' nggroup ； archi 'ecturalcharacteristics ； building a 〃eration ， preservation

Toward Sustainable Preservation of Cultural Heritage Buildings: A Combination of Digital Mapping and Architectural mapping for Omah Pencu in the Historic Area of Kudus Kulon

“…Copyright © 2020, TEKNIK, p-ISSN: 0852-1697, e-ISSN: 240-9919 are symbols of their owners' economic status (Wikantari & Narumi, 1999). The shape of joglo pencu roof is like the traditional Javanese house shape, but the top point of the roof is higher.…”