Raising Local Architecture Identity through “Gotong-Royong” Work in Bajo Settings in Central Sulawesi, Indonesia

Siradjuddin, Zaenal

doi:10.4236/aasoci.2020.106015

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“…Some people have built houses in several areas, giving birth to inland settlements with traditional houses as a reference, and have constructed these according to local customs and characteristics. Where this occurs, the formed community tends to live in that place for generations, so it is considered a place of birth or hometown (Siradjuddin, 2020).…”

Section: Concepts Of Local Wisdommentioning

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Innovation on Mutual Cooperation Culture (Gotong Royong) Implementation for House Development

Siradjuddin

2023

IRSPSD International

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The Gotong Royong culture, which is the hallmark of the Bajo community, continues to experience changes due to interactions with mainland people. As a result, the cultural values of Gotong Royong have been abandoned. Efforts to restore local wisdom, such as the Gotong Royong culture, are urgently needed in this era. This research aims to innovate by reintroducing this culture, particularly in housing and housing development cooperation. The reapplication of local wisdom (Gotong Royong culture) in this study is intended to ensure that the characteristics and identities of the Bajo people remain the basis for building their social capital. The researcher used a qualitative descriptive method with inductive and deductive approaches, along with a Value Engineering approach. This research was conducted within the Bajo Tribe's location, situated in Kabalutan Village,

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Section: Concepts Of Local Wisdommentioning

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Innovation on Mutual Cooperation Culture (Gotong Royong) Implementation for House Development

Siradjuddin

2023

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“…A category of territories with distinct social characteristics and similar marine and economic cultural contexts can foster a strong sense of family by erasing the boundaries of space and time in daily interactions and activities. The 'gotong royong', which is characteristic of the social life of the Bajo tribe, needs to remain preserved and encouraged as a social capital in building housing and a better settlement environment (Sirajuddin 2020). Bajo tribal communities take pleasure in engaging in private activities together, knowingly or unknowingly invading privacy by breaching territorial boundaries (Syam et al 2018).…”

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Characteristics of the Bajo Tribe Settlements in Lagasa Village, Muna County, Southeast Sulawesi-Indonesia

Halim,

Rianse,

Kadir

et al. 2023

Future Cities and Environment

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This study aims to describe the characteristics of the Bajo tribe's habitation in Lagasa village, which is a fishing community located in the suburbs of the capital of Muna County. The settlement has received the assistance of the local government through a reclamation policy intervention. It also gives an overview of the policy's impact on the local community's social condition and settlement. Inductive data analysis techniques are used with descriptive qualitative approaches, such as naturalistic and phenomenological methods, to make sense of things that happen in the field through interviews, questionnaires, and observations. According to the results, houses are categorized into three categories based on their location: (1) houses on land; (2) houses on water; and (3) houses situated partially on land and partially in water. The dominant settlement pattern is the grid pattern, next to the cluster pattern and the linear pattern. In general, the spatial configuration, roofing shape, construction system, and material composition of the dwelling have all contributed to its physical condition. Internal factors, such as the level of education and economic capacity of households, influence the characteristics of settlements, while external factors are the policies of the local government. Policy intervention has led to changes in most of the physical conditions of the settlement environment and has caused the majority of the Bajo tribes in Lagasa Village to adapt to land dwellings. The proximity of the settlements to the downtown has also influenced the Bajo tribe's perception of houses.

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Raising Local Architecture Identity through “Gotong-Royong” Work in Bajo Settings in Central Sulawesi, Indonesia

Cited by 2 publications

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Innovation on Mutual Cooperation Culture (Gotong Royong) Implementation for House Development

Innovation on Mutual Cooperation Culture (Gotong Royong) Implementation for House Development

Characteristics of the Bajo Tribe Settlements in Lagasa Village, Muna County, Southeast Sulawesi-Indonesia

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