Cultural and Needs–based Housing Development Case Study: The Bugis Community in Makassar City

Arifuddin, _

doi:10.1016/j.sbspro.2016.06.075

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“…Entrepreneurship and culture should be presented in the education system. Further, the local culture integration in the school entrepreneurship program is essential since the culture represents the hereditary art, behavior, act, and paradigm (Arifuddin, 2015).…”

Section: Development Of Cultural Based Entrepreneurship Programmentioning

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School principal’s Wanua Mappatuo Naewai Alena leadership: a strategy to develop school entrepreneurship

2023

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A leader with entrepreneurial skills facilitates students to be creative, innovative, and have entrepreneurship enthusiasm, to be ready to adapt to the working demands. The school principal's entrepreneurship commitment resolves the issues of the current working competition. Meanwhile, the school principal's entrepreneurship attitude based on Wanua Mappatuo Naewai Alena cultural value can be exclusive excellence that supports entrepreneurship education. This study seeks to contribute to local culture-based schools' entrepreneurship programs in shaping students' life skills and independence. This study employed a qualitative approach with a case study design. In-depth interviews, observation, and documentation were used to obtain the data, which were then analyzed through stages of data condensation, data presentation, and conclusion formulation. The data validity was investigated from the degree of trustworthiness, dependability, compatibility, and assertiveness. Finidngs from the study suggest that the principal's leadership strategy based on the cultural values of Wanua Mappatuo Naewai Alena has a positive impact on supporting entrepreneurship education in schools. The values contained in the "Wanua Mappatuo Naewai Alena" culture can unite in the souls of school principals, teachers, and students. Cultural values such as daring to face problems (Siri na Pacce), having an innovative spirit (Macca Na Malempu), working hard for school entrepreneurial success (Warani na Magetteng), entrepreneurial instincts and desires to make children independent (Sipakatau and Sipakalebbi), motivation entrepreneurship (Sipakingeng).

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Section: Development Of Cultural Based Entrepreneurship Programmentioning

confidence: 99%

School principal’s Wanua Mappatuo Naewai Alena leadership: a strategy to develop school entrepreneurship

2023

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“…Culture is related to a mindset that is revealed in the behavior and activities of human beings as a form of reaction to the natural challenges occurring hereditary [18]. As mentioned above, Bugis ethnic is located in South Sulawesi, and it has a specific pattern of language.…”

Section: Bugis Speech Communitymentioning

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Acculturation of English Greeting Patterns to Bugis Speech Community in Ajatappareng Region, Indonesia

Namrullah¹,

Rasyid²

2021

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This study was conducted to know whether or not the acculturation of English greeting patterns influences the Bugis speech community in producing greetings in Universitas Muhammadiyah Parepare. The use of greetings in the Bugis speech community daily life would like to be proven to increase the knowledge about the acculturation of English greetings patterns. The researcher used survey research by using questionnaires as a research instrument. The sample of this research consisted of 67 students of Universitas Muhammadiyah Parepare fromthe Bugis speech community that lives in the Ajatappareng region in South Sulawesi, Indonesia. The result shows that the acculturation of greetings among the Bugis speech community through the use of the English/Indonesian/local greetings is not happening. The tabulated charts of each question and topic given to the respondents showed a sign of consistency of how infrequently the respondents used any kind of time bound greetings whether it is Indonesian or English greetings. Moreover, the collected information indicates that the use of English greetings is only customized for people who occur to come from English-speaking environments. Certainly, the results fromthis study cannot be taken to represent Buginese and Indonesian people as a whole, but the results themselves gave a picture of howboth English and Indonesian greetings used among the Indonesian respondents look the same on the provided data. The notable result would be about how the utilization of greetings can be shown on different occasions

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“…However, the horizontal aspect, the floor plan or the residential area, is divided into different areas or lontang/latte' with each performing different functions, as shown in Figure 3. (Abidah, 2016;Arifuddin, 2016;Ismail, 2012) Figure 3 shows the spatial concept in a Bone Bugis house is horizontally divided into different areas, with the front-most watangpola or terrace, known as lego-lego, functioning as a receiving or transition area before entering the living room. Moreover, in the lego-lego attached to the stairs, there is a front wall to place the entrance and front windows; the size of the room is generally 2.95 meters long and the area is not expected to be longer than this because it symbolizes a child in the Bugis Bone tribe.…”

Section: The Concept Of Inhabiting the Bugis House Of Talungeng Villagementioning

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“…Several studies have been conducted by both local and foreign researchers on the traditional architecture of the Bugis house in relation to spatial planning, specifically, construction according to the understanding of vertical cosmology, structure, and other aspects (Abidah, 2016;Adams, 1984;Arifuddin, 2016;Ismail, 2012;Naing & Iskandar, 2015;Naing, Santosa, & Soemarno, 2011). However, only limited research has been conducted on the dimensions of the shape and size of these buildings based on the horizontal anatomy of the human body.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The traditional architectural development of the Bugis house was reported to be based on the cosmology comprising of a vertical space including poles, holes, the body which is the residential space, and the roof (Abidah, 2016;Adams, 1984;Arifuddin, 2016;Ismail, 2012), while the horizontal aspect involves the floor plan which is the main space for inhabitation and a manifestation of physical space. This is in line with a previous comparative study conducted by Vongvilay et al (2015) and further emphasized by Tan (2011) through research on ancient Chinese traditional houses which showed the living room/altar acts as an exhibition space to perform certain rituals.…”

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Vernacular Architecture of Buginese:

Naing

Hadi

2020

IRSPSD International

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Purpose: Several studies have been conducted on the concept of Bugis community house construction to understand its macro-and micro-cosmology. This study was, however, conducted to complement the multi-perception research on the relationship between architecture and local wisdom by disclosing the formation of residential space plans. This involved the use of the Bugis house as the subject and the application of the horizontal and vertical philosophies' perspectives based on the anatomical dimensions of a lying human body as its traditional architectural uniqueness. Research Design & Methodology: The study was conducted qualitatively in Talungeng Village, Bone Regency, Indonesia, for a period of one year, 2018-2019, using the case study approach, phenomenology, and ethnography model. Data were collected through several eligible informants and analyzed using the Discovering Cultural Themes method by associating studies with architecture. Results & Findings: This study showed the horizontal spatial organization and relations in the Bugis house plan derive from the philosophy and function of human body parts in a lying position, which is believed to be a means to provide protection and comfort for residents, while the vertical aspect involves the use of the house frame as the central pillar in proportion to the whole structure. The adoption of the human body as the framework is usually to provide mutual support for the building structure and to ensure it has enough strength to mitigate against earthquakes, floods, and strong winds.

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Cultural and Needs–based Housing Development Case Study: The Bugis Community in Makassar City

Cited by 7 publications

References 4 publications

School principal’s Wanua Mappatuo Naewai Alena leadership: a strategy to develop school entrepreneurship

School principal’s Wanua Mappatuo Naewai Alena leadership: a strategy to develop school entrepreneurship

Acculturation of English Greeting Patterns to Bugis Speech Community in Ajatappareng Region, Indonesia

Vernacular Architecture of Buginese:

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