Preserving Minangkabau Traditional Building in West Sumatera, Indonesia: Integration of Information Technology

Noviarti,; Irsa, Ranti; Masdar, Astuti

doi:10.1016/j.proenv.2013.02.092

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“…According to Franzia [37], through architecture, construction, decoration inside and outside, and the function, rumahgadang reflect cultural and spiritual values. Rumahgadang is a symbol of the communal life of the Minangkabau society in addition to its function as a democratic communication marks in Minangkabau [38], [39]. Minangkabau custom is designed based on common sense, a combination of thoughts to consider good and bad refers to alamtakambangjadi guru, raso jo pareso (feeling/intention with check/control) which adjusting to alua jo patuik (groove and proper).It will decide to action (good attitude and behavior) by considering courtesy, in order to bring up the wisdom and behave in a civilized society.…”

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Comic as Literacy Media

Wasana¹,

Hidayat²,

Meigalia³

et al. 2019

Proceedings of the First International Conference on Advances in Education, Humanities, and Language, ICEL 2019, Malang, Indone

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This article describes traditional literary works created for literacy media. As a variety of traditional prose, kaba has a distinctiveness compared to other traditional Minangkabau literary works. Besides it's unique, kaba fully loaded with Minangkabau contents. The transformation was expected to be used as literacy media and bring traditional literature closer to the younger generation. Besides literacy activities have not been maximized, the provision of suitable reading materials is still a problem that affects the level of understanding and criticality of the reader. The contents of books dominated by text are still an option in the provision of reading material. Pictures as reading material have not become an alternative to meeting reading material needs

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confidence: 99%

Comic as Literacy Media

Wasana¹,

Hidayat²,

Meigalia³

et al. 2019

Proceedings of the First International Conference on Advances in Education, Humanities, and Language, ICEL 2019, Malang, Indone

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“…Nearly 14% of the building in rural areas is unoccupied because their owners stay in other areas. It shows that the special culture of Minangkabau "merantau' or migrate have influence on the existence of Minangkabau traditional building (Mochtar Naim 1972;1979;Ranti Irsa et al 2012;Noviarti et al 2013)).…”

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“…The difficulty in getting wood is also a constraint faced by the community to repair the damaged houses. Some of the factors categorized as internal and external are a constraint in the preservation of traditional Minangkabau house (Noviarti, Jamilus and Nelmawarni 2009;Ranti Irsa et al 2012;Noviarti et al 2013).…”

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Preserving Minangkabau Traditional Building In West Sumatera, Indonesia: Toward Sustainable Community

Noviarti¹,

Irsa²,

Putra³

et al. 2013

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Minangkabau traditional house is part of Indonesia's rich cultural asset with its historical and normative values. Beside custom homes, Minangkabau traditional building also serves as a place to stay in the context of human habitat but has slowly endangered its sustainability. The purpose of this study was to analyze the current physic conditions of this type of building by area. The study also aims to analyze the community participation in preserving this building in West Sumatra Indonesia. This is a quantitative study. Primary data was collected through a questionnaire survey. The total of this type of building amounts to 1,122. The study found that nearly 19.37% of traditional buildings are not occupied because of damages. In addition, there are influences of urbanization impact in urban community on the sustainability of the buildings. This research, suggested that the government should emphasize both maintenance and protection of traditional buildings by establishing policies in view of sustainable development planning.

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“…A similar study of traditional houses in Indonesia as cultural heritage, cultural identity, and its changes in modern times has also attracted the attention of domestic and foreign scholars. Among them have been done in Sunda (Darmayanti, 2016), Jogyakarta (Adishakti, 2008), Minangkabau (Noviarti et al, 2013), Tana Toraja , Bandar Lampung (Hardilla & Nugroho, 2018), and Batak Toba (Hanan et al, 2015). The scholars pointed out the urgency of maintaining traditional houses as cultural heritage and identity.…”

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The Transformation of Mbaru Gendang from Communal-Cultural House to Cultural Building in Manggarai, Eastern Indonesia

Widyawati¹

2021

Proceedings of the 1st International Conference on Education, Humanities, Health and Agriculture, ICEHHA 2021, 3-4 June 2021, R

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Mbaru gendang is a traditional-communal house of the Manggarai people in Eastern Indonesia. It functions as a sacred place, symbol of continuity over generations, and the center of a village. The house has become the home for the village heads. They have been responsible for maintaining the house, its relationship with the ancestors/spirits and ensuring the house's social, cultural, and religious functions. However, this previous study found some houses have become empty buildings as village heads had no longer dwelled in the houses. This research explored the causes and consequences of the phenomenon. It employed ethnography as the method with an in-depth interview as a tool for collecting the data. The study found several reasons why the village and clan head did not want to live in the house: living in their own house is more comfortable, private, economical, confident than living in the communal one. In addition, there are conflicts between families and a new agreement from residents about the house. Although this change has not been following the old custom, many parties can rationalize this change without losing their cultural identity. There have always been new negotiations and adaptations in the culture.

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Preserving Minangkabau Traditional Building in West Sumatera, Indonesia: Integration of Information Technology

Cited by 11 publications

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Comic as Literacy Media

Preserving Minangkabau Traditional Building In West Sumatera, Indonesia: Toward Sustainable Community

The Transformation of Mbaru Gendang from Communal-Cultural House to Cultural Building in Manggarai, Eastern Indonesia

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