Typology of Bajo Tribe Settlement in North Maluku

Rahim, Mustamin; Basri, Ardi; Fauzi, Hendra

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/213/1/012028

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“…The existence of the Bajo tribe settlements in the coastal area is determined by the potential of natural resources of the area, namely: potential of settlement; availability of area and local materials for housing construction, potential of coastal resources: it's potential can support lifestyle of the Bajo Tribe on the water, and economic potential: marine resources can sustain their lives and the potential of local business development [13], Mangrove conservation can improve the economic potential of the coastal and marine areas [14]. Thus, the concept of environmental friendly of Bajo Tribe settlements can be developed by integrating sustainable settlement with the sustainable-exploitation of coastal resources, and conservation of the mangrove.…”

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Identification of Construction System and Arrangement of Bajo Tribe Settlement Based on Local Wisdom and Environmentally Friendly

Rahim¹

2019

GEOMATE

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This study aims to identify the construction system and strategy of settlement arrangement by literature review and field observation. The results show that the construction system of Bajo house uses simple construction and local material. Column and beams build from mangrove stems. Wall materials are dominant from the woven bamboo blade with plastering. At first, the roof material was dominant from sago palm leaves and now it is dominant from zinc material. The arrangement strategy of Bajo settlement consists of 3 categories: (1) Economic sustainable: developing of home industries, fish sprouts, coastal ecotourism (2) Sustainable Environmental: sustainable waste management, sustainable fishing system, banning of fish bombs, preservation, and reforestation of mangrove. (3) Social sustainable: improvement of infrastructure, utilization of rainwater and solar energy, preservation of local wisdom.

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Identification of Construction System and Arrangement of Bajo Tribe Settlement Based on Local Wisdom and Environmentally Friendly

Rahim¹

2019

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“…Climate has direct and indirect impacts on people's health and well-being, so that, the different climates require different architectural design strategies [17,24]. People who built traditional houses in the past did not have deep knowledge about the concept of sustainability at that time, but they worked based on experience and knowledge of climate and natural conditions around for the comfort of occupants [9,25].…”

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Construction System and Environment Adaptation of Traditional Architecture in Moluccas Island

Rahim¹,

Ibrahim²,

Marasabessy³

2021

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Traditional architecture has a variety of original and smart techniques to meet various needs according to the cultural context and natural conditions. Moluccas Islands is a natural disaster-prone area that has several unique traditional houses and was formed based on local wisdom, climatic, and topography conditions since the 13th century. This study aims to explore the traditional architecture in North Maluku Island by literature study and field observation to understand the design principles and building construction systems in response to extreme environmental conditions and to find out the sustainable features of traditional architecture in the past. Research focuses on five traditional houses located in different locations and topographical conditions by observing and analyzing site conditions, building orientation, construction techniques, building materials, ornaments, typology, and philosophy buildings. Study results show that sustainable features can be found on traditional houses in North Moluccas Island. Traditional houses of North Maluku were built using limited resources by passive design strategies and response to extreme conditions to achieve occupant comfort with the basic concept of "spiritual-human-nature". The characteristics of buildings differ in each region according to topographic conditions and local wisdom but in the same strategy: "harmony with nature" so that the traditional architecture of North Maluku can provide a comfortable living environment for occupants over the centuries according to the resources available at that time. The success of the traditional architecture of North Maluku in adapting to extreme environmental conditions can inspire sustainable building designs in the future, especially for the archipelago context.

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“…The Bajo community is a part of Indonesian society that lives by managing potential fishery resources (Marlina et al, 2020;Rahim et al, 2018). Geographically, the fishermen's community is a community that lives, grows, and develops in the coastal area, which is a transitional area between land and sea areas (Cahaya, 2015).…”

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Case Report: Perceptions of the Bajo Community on Children's Education in Bajo Indah Village, Soropia District, Konawe District

Karno

Hindaryatingsih²,

Halim³

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This study aims to determine public' perceptions of their children's education in Bajo Indah Village, Soropia District, Konawe Regency. The instruments used in this research for collecting data are interviews and questionnaires. Data analysis techniques used in this study used qualitative approaches. The percentage of Bajo people's perceptions of their children having to take the education path shows 90% stating positively that their children are to take the education path and 10% of subjects showing no response to the statement that children must take education. The percentage of subjects believing that their children have the motivation and responsible attitude created by the educational process is 71.4%. Their perception of school facilities and infrastructure in the Bajo Indah village area showed that 62% of the sample responded positively and considered the facilities and infrastructure sufficient, while the other 38% thought they were inadequate. Percentage results for the Bajo community's perceptions of the Bajo Indah Village Environment having a positive effect on children's education showed that 57% of the sample stated positively. In comparison, 43% thought the Bajo Indah Village Environment had an unfavorable effect on children's education. From all the percentage analyses above, the researcher took the research results on the importance of children's education in the Bajo Indah village, resulting in 86% positive and 14% negative perceptions that developed in the perceptions and mindset of the Bajo people. Received: 3 January 2023 / Accepted: 28 February 2023 / Published: 5 March 2023

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Typology of Bajo Tribe Settlement in North Maluku

Cited by 6 publications

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Identification of Construction System and Arrangement of Bajo Tribe Settlement Based on Local Wisdom and Environmentally Friendly

Identification of Construction System and Arrangement of Bajo Tribe Settlement Based on Local Wisdom and Environmentally Friendly

Construction System and Environment Adaptation of Traditional Architecture in Moluccas Island

Case Report: Perceptions of the Bajo Community on Children's Education in Bajo Indah Village, Soropia District, Konawe District

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