Typology of Kampung Houses and Their Transformation Process-- A Study on Urban Tissues of an Indonesian City

Funo, Shuji; Yamamoto, Naohiko; Silas, Johan

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“…Most of the relevant researches on housing improvement in kampongs deal with the typology of kampongs 37)6 , problems of land regulations 34) 35) 38) and its practical solutions 39) . Meanwhile, there are only small numbers of researches on land titling and its implication to kampong improvements.…”

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“…6 According to their longitudinal researches in Surabaya (Indonesia), Funo et. al 39) emphasized each kampung has its own characteristics, which varies with its location (distance from the city center), constitution of income groups, migratory backgrounds of inhabitants or mobility of population, its history its spatial pattern and so on. He classified kampong in Indonesia into 3 categories, urban kampung, fringe kampung, and rural kampung, which is made according to their location.…”

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The Tenure Security and Its Implication to Self-Help Housing </b><b>Improvements in the Urban Kampong: The Case of Kampong Cikini, Jakarta

Adianto

Okabe

Ellisa

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URPR

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Jakarta has been experiencing rapid urbanization and severe housing shortage, especially for the under privileged. This condition breeds slum, or kampong in Indonesia, as solution to provide affordable housing. In the absence of right of ownership, as the basis of objective secure tenure, kampong dwellers have been delivering self-help house improvements. It proves subjective tenure security, as alternative of objective tenure security, encourages self-help housing. The research aims are identifying the general condition of landownership, the other factors of subjective tenure security that become impediment of land titling program and its implication to house condition in Kampong Cikini, Jakarta, as the research area. The information was obtained from 79 respondents by utilizing snowball technique sampling. The findings indicated only small numbers of respondents obtained right of ownership, while most of respondents claimed landownership based on documents that referred to colonial, customary and religion laws. It described inadequate knowledge of the land regulation of kampong dwellers, following by expensive and complicated procedure, as the impediment of land titling program. Escalating land price, kampong improvements programs and support from political parties become other factors that strengthen subjective tenure security which encourage self-help house improvements. This research is not only complemented the existing theory of subjective tenure security but also demonstrated how the intricate tenure security and its implication to self-help housing improvements in kampong settlement. It will useful on refining the the new implemented intervention to improve kampong without degrading formal land titling program.

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The Tenure Security and Its Implication to Self-Help Housing </b><b>Improvements in the Urban Kampong: The Case of Kampong Cikini, Jakarta

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Okabe

Ellisa

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“…In the other hand, the intangible culture is represented by folk traditions in the community that is maintained and preserved. In line with Funo's assertion states that informal kampung in Indonesia are unique and distinctive (Funo et al 2002). The inhabitant's identity from different socio-cultural backgrounds shapes the kampung growth that has a heterogeneous and multi-dimensional community, ranging from social, cultural, and economic diversity.…”

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Inhabitant’s Sense of Place in the Context of Tourism Kampung

Ramadhani

Faqih

Hayati

2018

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Kampung improvement program in Surabaya is considered successful in enhancing the quality of housing and settlement based on sustainable development. Recently, the kampungs development is directed toward tourism thematic (Thematic Tourism Kampung Programme) that adopts cultural conservation value. The goals are not only to improve the socioeconomic prosperity of Kampung's people, but also to conserve the kampung's culture and tradition. As a consequence, the function and meaning of kampung may change from urban kampung to tourism kampung. The kampung settlement becomes more accessible to the public visitors and affect the kampung's sense of place to its inhabitants. This paper aims to enrich the model of sense of place in the context of tourism kampung development in Surabaya. This study is developed through literature review of relevant studies and in-depth interview with some respondents. The different theories of sense of place are reviewed to show the need of a shared definition of what constitutes a sense of place, its features, and its performance in the specific context (tourism kampung). The main dimensions and elements' sense of place were used as questionnaires' variables in the tourism kampung context. The result of this research explains sense of place model in the context of tourism kampong that consist of form, activity, and meaning which has sub variable namely place attachment and bonding.

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“…Van der Brug mentions in his paper 6 that construction of Kampung Luar Batang as a settlement for Javanese laborers and fishermen coming from elsewhere was proposed by F.J. Coyett, a chief merchant and harbormaster for the VOC, and approved by the High Government on 13 December 1729. R. Raben says that its initial inhabitants were Javanese fishermen, headed by an indigenous officer from Bali named Mohamat Mochomien who was appointed by the Dutch in 1773 to hold sway over this kampung.…”

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Considerations on Space Formation and Transformation of KAMPUNG LUAR BATANG (JAKARTA)

Funo

Ferianto

Yamada

2004

Journal of Asian Architecture and Building Engineering

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Kampung Luar Batang today is located at the northern end of Jakarta, which belongs to former Sunda Kelapa, the oldest area of Jakarta, about 100 meters to northwest of Kota (Batavia). The oldest mosque, AlAydrus Masjid, which was built in 1739, is located in Kampung Luar Batang and attracts pilgrims from other areas of Jakarta city, and had been declared as one of cultural heritages by the issuance of Governor Decree No. 475/1993. However, the area suffered a huge influx of population especially after independent, because of which its living environmental condition has deteriorated. Although modern buildings dominate in Kampung Luar Batang, traditional houses or houses with features of traditional architecture still exist in the kampung. How to improve the living condition and preserve the historical features of the built environment are important and urgent questions. This paper, based on the field survey, clarifies the formation and transformation process of Kampung Luar Batang and discusses the problems for the future improvement.

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Typology of Kampung Houses and Their Transformation Process-- A Study on Urban Tissues of an Indonesian City

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The Tenure Security and Its Implication to Self-Help Housing </b><b>Improvements in the Urban Kampong: The Case of Kampong Cikini, Jakarta

The Tenure Security and Its Implication to Self-Help Housing </b><b>Improvements in the Urban Kampong: The Case of Kampong Cikini, Jakarta

Inhabitant’s Sense of Place in the Context of Tourism Kampung

Considerations on Space Formation and Transformation of KAMPUNG LUAR BATANG (JAKARTA)

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