Transformation of dwelling culture based on riverine community in Musi River Palembang

Wicaksono, Bambang; Siswanto, Ari; Kusdiwanggo, Susilo; Anwar, Widya Fransiska Febriati

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“…As the area of the Musi River decreased and river pollution became more serious, roads gradually became the main traffic channels and trading places. With modernization, the original raft houses and high-rise houses gradually changed into unified terraced houses that gradually occupied wetlands, tidal areas and even rivers [35]. The traditional building habits around the Musi River were disrupted.…”

Section: Literature Review: Dwelling and Building Habitsmentioning

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Dwelling Is a Key Idea in Traditional Residential Architecture’s Sustainability: A Case Study at Yangwan Village in Suzhou, China

Zhou

2021

Sustainability

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Previous studies have failed to grasp the essence of traditional building habits responding to natural challenges. Therefore, contradictions arise between unified regulations protecting traditional residential architecture proposed by experts and the diverse construction transformation performed by locals. To resolve these contradictions, fieldwork was conducted in Yangwan, a famous village in South China. The traditional residential architectural characteristics in three periods were obtained and compared. Peirce’s interpretation of the three natures of habit and Heidegger’s dwelling help determine the essence of building habits. The logic in traditional residential architecture is analysed through the “four-layer integrated into one” framework (including the natural environment, livelihood form, institution and ideology), yielding the following results. (1) The characteristics of the residential architectural form change with local livelihood form, institution and ideology. Nevertheless, the process by which local residents think, judge and respond to natural challenges remains unchanged (Thirdness of Habit), forming the core of dwelling. (2) The characteristics of the architectural form are determined by the causal chain of “four-layer integrated into one”. Stable causal chains are formed by the Thirdness of Habit, which represents people’s initiative in addressing natural challenges. Therefore, the protection of traditional residential architecture should centre on dwelling and people’s agency in response to the natural environment rather than on maintaining a unified physical form.

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Section: Literature Review: Dwelling and Building Habitsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Dwelling Is a Key Idea in Traditional Residential Architecture’s Sustainability: A Case Study at Yangwan Village in Suzhou, China

Zhou

2021

Sustainability

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Change of Element Settlement in Musi Riverside Palembang

Wicaksono

Siswanto

Kusdiwanggo

et al. 2019

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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The development of the city in the modern era has had an impact on the culture of people living in the riverside. The river-oriented settlement culture is transformed into a land-based settlement culture. In this development, changes in the form of a settlement environment depend on the position of environmental elements in cultural systems such as nature, man, society, shells, and network. Changes in the form of environment affect the elements of the settlement. Some of them are repaired in building structures but material changes and others change following the development of the settlement orientation process. These changes undermine the identity, character, and potential of river architecture and settled cultures that were originally in harmony with river life. The purpose of this study was to explore the incidence and explanation of changes in the settlement elements in the Musi River and the architectural aspects of the house and residential type through a qualitative approach. Data collection is done qualitatively by using data collecting technique that is field observation, depth interview, and literature study. The analytical technique used is through qualitative approach of case study with a combination of strategies that identify elements of rural community settlements with triangulation. This study found the change of the settlement elements of the Musi River Palembang River from the river-oriented to the land-oriented. This study concludes that changes in the architecture and building system of river settlements that include changes in the orientation of buildings to rivers, the addition of space under the stilts, material changes, changes in the function of house space, and changes in river environmental infrastructure caused by the influence and development of land-oriented culture settlements, based on the elements of settlement on the banks of the River Musi Palembang.

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Transformation of dwelling culture based on riverine community in Musi River Palembang

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Dwelling Is a Key Idea in Traditional Residential Architecture’s Sustainability: A Case Study at Yangwan Village in Suzhou, China

Dwelling Is a Key Idea in Traditional Residential Architecture’s Sustainability: A Case Study at Yangwan Village in Suzhou, China

Change of Element Settlement in Musi Riverside Palembang

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