Space Quality of Two Indonesian Mosques: Architectural Style, Development Process and Environmental Condition

Kusyanto, Mohhamad; Sinaga, Imam Adlin; Triyadi, Sugeng; Faisal, Budi; Wonorahardjo, Surjamanto; Jurizat, Aldissain

doi:10.3844/ajessp.2019.23.41

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“…Meteorological data obtained was on September 14, 2020. Based on the meteoblue data, the information collection day had the highest peak temperature with humidity, which seemed to vary.The most dominant wind came in from 104-137° direction, as the South- 2020) and (b) Kusyanto et al (2019) east direction was obtained as the simulation input (see Table 1). This information had also been confirmed by using Meteorological, Climatological, and Geophysical Agency (BMKG) data.…”

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Investigating outdoor thermal comfort of educational building complex in urban area: A case study in Universitas Kebangsaan, Bandung city

Ramadhan¹,

Jurizat²,

Syafrina³

et al. 2021

Geographica Pannonica

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Campus building was a place to accommodate various educational activities, which were both carried out indoors and outdoors. The environment, including the building and its exterior, provided thermal comfort that was influenced by the context, such as the mass of the facility, vegetation, and constructing envelope materials. The microclimate also influenced the environment, such as temperature, wind speed, and humidity. This study aimed to investigate the outdoor thermal comfort of campus building in urban area during summer, while also identifying the influential factors. This research referred to a case study, examining the thermal quality of the educational building environment using ENVI-met software, based on the Predicted Mean Vote (PMV) index as an indicator of outdoor thermal comfort, in Universitas Kebangsaan (UK). The results showed that the outdoor environment had low thermal comfort conditions during the day, as it also had different thermal satisfactory situations, due to differences in physical characteristics in each zone. This characteristics included, (1) The SVF determinant as indicators of the shading factor should be supported by the presence of vegetation and the use of pavement material, (2) Although the wind speed factor does not really affect the thermal comfort in the outdoor space, the interconnection between open gaps is likely to make breeze distribution in the area better. This study offered direction for campus planning, in order to maintain the optimal capacity of the natural environment, such as (1) Strategizing to create a better shadowing factor in the outer space, which was supported by controlling the use of pavement materials, (2) Directing the density of buildings by making open spaces more permeable, in order for better wind distribution in the area. From this study, the campus current conditions and future design development potential was also observed.

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“…Figure 2. (a) Sun path diagram and (b) sunshine of Bandung Source : (a) Gaisma (2020) and (b)Kusyanto et al (2019) …”

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Investigating outdoor thermal comfort of educational building complex in urban area: A case study in Universitas Kebangsaan, Bandung city

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Syafrina³

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“…It depicts aspects of the indigenous people's architectural style in terms of locally established building materials, existing craftsmanship and sub-cultural background dating back decades(Asif, Utaberta, and Sarram 2019). Mosques are constructed in the same architectural typology as people's homes(Kusyanto et al 2019). 3.…”

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Hausa vernacular architectural style of early Mosque buildings: A case stuy of Yandoka Street Moswue, JOS

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Jolaoso²,

Umaru

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This paper investigates the impact of modern and contemporary trends on an eighty-seven years’ old mosque in Jos built in the typical Hausa Vernacular Architectural style, as well as the extent to which its vernacular features have been lost and/or retained. The study focused on selected architectural features which do not essentially affects the performance of the primary mosque's functions. A qualitative survey was adopted using case study approach and complemented with content analysis of related literature reviewed to extract information on the challenges of restoration and preservation or conservation of the key features of traditional Hausa Architecture on the Mosque buildings in the study area of Jos, Plateau State, Nigeria from the randomly selected traditional/indigenous builders and practicing architects. The Yandoka Street Mosque was purposively selected as a case study, because of its historical antecedence, religious and communal attachment, as well as its socio-political and cultural relevance in the study area. Information was collected using the unobtrusive observation method and were descriptively presented in the form of layout plan, material deduction, construction techniques and technology adopted for the mosque’s construction. Findings shows that, the influence of the identified key factors have become a threatening phenomenon to the survival of the preservation and conservation historical values and heritages of Hausa mosque architectural style. The paper advocates preservation and conservation of the original mosque architectural style from the point of view of sustainability and made recommendations towards the preservation, development and execution of strategies for branding, national identity and protection of value systems for the public good

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A review on thermal comfort, indoor air quality and energy consumption in temples

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Arıcı

Krajčík

et al. 2021

Journal of Building Engineering

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Space Quality of Two Indonesian Mosques: Architectural Style, Development Process and Environmental Condition

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Investigating outdoor thermal comfort of educational building complex in urban area: A case study in Universitas Kebangsaan, Bandung city

Investigating outdoor thermal comfort of educational building complex in urban area: A case study in Universitas Kebangsaan, Bandung city

Hausa vernacular architectural style of early Mosque buildings: A case stuy of Yandoka Street Moswue, JOS

A review on thermal comfort, indoor air quality and energy consumption in temples

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