Spatial Orientation and the Patterns of the Traditional Settlement in the Eastern Bali: Investigating New Tourism Atractions

Putra, I Dewa Gede Agung Diasana; Wirawibawa, Ida Bagus Gde; SATRIA, Made Wina

doi:10.30892/gtg.29218-493

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“…The traditional gate called angkul-angkul, a small wall behind the angkul-angkul called aling-aling, the plot walls called tembok pekarangan and telajakan (space between a front plot wall and a road) are local building apparatuses that present the figure of the local village pattern and image. The presence of these elements presents the traditional house's authenticity [11], [39]. Moreover, the alignment of these elements along the village road adds to the traditional impression's strength.…”

Section: Developing Cultural Tourism Of Balimentioning

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Reviving Cultural Tourism in Kendran Bali Indonesia: Maintaining Traditional Architecture and Developing Community-based Tourism

Putra¹,

Adhika²,

Yana³

2021

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As a tourist destination, traditional villages and houses are not only places for socio-cultural and domestic practices but also facilities for tourists. This phenomenon is a paradox in the development of a cultural tourism area. Tourists expect a natural and authentic culture. On the other hand, the community hopes to participate actively in tourism activities and utilize their houses and village as economic resources. The participation of local people plays a vital role so that the success of developing a tourism destination depends on the level of the local communities' supports. However, people's participation in the tourism business has triggered local culture transformation since they have utilized their traditions, including their vernacular house and village, as tourist resources. To investigate this phenomenon, architectural examination and interviews are used as a method of investigation. This paper found that to sustain the tourism destination, it is significant to pay attention to its planning and traditional house transformation. In the transformation process, local communities must be encouraged to identify their own goals so that the development of tourism in the village can address tourist needs without polluting the traditional values. This participation model discusses the relationship between local traditions and practices, including traditional building practices and tourism. This model can be implemented in other tourism villages.

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Section: Developing Cultural Tourism Of Balimentioning

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Reviving Cultural Tourism in Kendran Bali Indonesia: Maintaining Traditional Architecture and Developing Community-based Tourism

Putra¹,

Adhika²,

Yana³

2021

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“…[34] BT3 -the climate and regional aspects affects the houses. [35] Putra et al [36] A'T1 BT1 -Settlements and housing are physical manifestations of socio-cultural factors creating a sense of identity.…”

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The Role of Socio-Cultural Factors in (Trans)formation of Dwellings: A Reference Palette for Theories, Methods, Tools and Techniques

Indra¹,

Sasidhar²

2022

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“…The research on spatial planning in Bali has tended to concentrate more on cosmological concerns (Adiputra et al, 2016;Candrawan, 2020;Dwijendra, 2010;Putra et al, 2020;Siwalatri et al, 2015). Cosmology is the basis for planning Balinese ethnic houses in Denpasar.…”

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The Balinese Ethnic Community's Perceptions in Regards to Modifications in Denpasar's Residential Building Spatial Planning

Wijaya

Correia

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The increase influences changes in the spatial layout of Balinese ethnic residences in Denpasar in the number of family members, the growth in the community's economy, and the availability of residential yard land, which is decreasing. On the one hand, the Balinese ethnic community in Denpasar still has a perception of direction and orientation of significant (high) and obnoxious (low) values or luan and teben orientations as the forerunner to the spatial configuration of Balinese ethnic residences with the concept of zoning of the Sanga Mandala tread. This study aims to conceive of the Denpasar community's perception of the arrangement of residential houses amid increasing residential space needs. The method used is descriptive qualitative through empirical studies by conducting in-depth observations and interviews to understand the Denpasar community's understanding of structuring their homes. This study found that the Balinese ethnic community perceives changes in their homes' spatial layout based on literacy and adaptation; the Denpasar community understands the demands of residential space needs through a spatial transformation based on transformation spatial concepts of Balinese architecture.

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Spatial Orientation and the Patterns of the Traditional Settlement in the Eastern Bali: Investigating New Tourism Atractions

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Reviving Cultural Tourism in Kendran Bali Indonesia: Maintaining Traditional Architecture and Developing Community-based Tourism

Reviving Cultural Tourism in Kendran Bali Indonesia: Maintaining Traditional Architecture and Developing Community-based Tourism

The Role of Socio-Cultural Factors in (Trans)formation of Dwellings: A Reference Palette for Theories, Methods, Tools and Techniques

The Balinese Ethnic Community's Perceptions in Regards to Modifications in Denpasar's Residential Building Spatial Planning

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