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Emara: Indonesian Journal of Architecture
ISSN 2460-7878 · Universitas Islam Negeri Sunan Ampel Surabaya · 177 artikel di indeks
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Sunflower stem aggregates based bio-building materials: Compression properties and behavior
This study was performed to investigate the compression properties and behavior of bio-based composite materials produced with sunflower stem aggregates and gypsum plaster as the building material. The experimental cubical specimens were produced with a dry density range of 218 kg/m3 to 254 kg/m3…
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The Use of Mobile Web-Based Pantir (Water Monitoring) in Multi-Storied Cemetery Designs and Possibility of Their Application in Limited Land Areas in Medan City
Population growth in Indonesia is still relatively high compared to Sub-Urban (rural) areas at around 96% per year. Based on the 2015-2045 population projections from the 2015 Inter-Census Survey (Supas), Indonesia's population would reach 269.6 million people in 2020. The United Nations Population…
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Energy Evaluation and Optimalization Strategy of Existing Building Performance to Emulate Sustainable Building Design Model Based on EDGE Application: A Case Study of the FEBI Building, UIN Sunan Kalijaga Yogyakarta
This study analyzes the potential of the EDGE (Excellence in Design for Greater Efficiencies) application as an evidence-based design and policy instrument to support the green campus transformation of Indonesia’s Islamic Higher Education Institutions (PTKIN), particularly in anticipation of the…
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An Analytical Hierarchy Process-Based Development of a Setting and Infrastructure Assessment Tool for Green Campus: Refining the UI GreenMetric Framework
Open spaces serve aesthetic and ecological functions and are essential in the context of global sustainability, particularly in evaluating green buildings. The UI GreenMetric system incorporates open spaces in its Setting and Infrastructure criteria, but the assessment method requires further…
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Vernacular Structural Concepts in a Joglo House: A Case Study of Paremono Village
Research on Javanese vernacular architecture generally focuses typological and symbolic, while technical studies related to structural concepts are relatively limited, particularly in non-palace Joglo houses. This study aims to identify the vernacular structural concept of Joglo houses in Paremono…
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KINERJA PENCAHAYAAN ALAMI PADA RUANG KELAS DI BANGUNAN BERTINGKAT MENENGAH TERHADAP VARIASI WINDOW TO WALL RATIO DAN KONDISI PENGHALANG EKSTERNAL
Pencahayaan alami merupakan aspek penting dalam perancangan ruang kelas karena berpengaruh terhadap kenyamanan visual, kesehatan pengguna, dan efisiensi energi bangunan. Pada bangunan bertingkat menengah di iklim tropis, peningkatan luas bukaan jendela sering kali dilakukan tanpa mempertimbangkan…
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Negotiating Space for Living and Tourism in Peneleh Heritage Settlement, Surabaya
Heritage tourism has increasingly transformed urban heritage settlements into multifunctional spaces where residential life and tourism activities coexist, creating complex spatial challenges. Despite growing attention to heritage conservation and tourism development, limited research has examined…
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Strengthening the Locality of Cultural Tourism Destination on Library Design : From the Perspective of Neo-Vernacular Architectural Theories
Contemporary libraries have evolved beyond their traditional role as repositories of knowledge into multifunctional public spaces that support cultural and tourism development. However, limited studies have examined how architectural design, particularly neo-vernacular architecture, can…
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Exploring Sustainable Features in a 19th-Century Religious Building: The Case of Jami Mosque of Mentok, Bangka
Research on thermal performance and energy conservation in mosque architecture remains relatively limited compared to other building typologies. Meanwhile, sustainable architecture discourse in recent decades has been largely driven by technological advancements, often overlooking vernacular design…
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Gedung Sate as an Architectural Study Lays the Foundation for Sustainable Heritage Tourism
Gedung Sate, located in Bandung, West Java, is an architectural icon that reflects a blend of colonial and local Indonesian cultures. As one of the historic buildings, Gedung Sate holds significant cultural value and has become a major tourist attraction that represents the historical and cultural…
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Evaluation of Architectural Elements and Sensory Comfort in the Visitor Experience of Culinary Tourism Centers in Surabaya
Culinary tourism centers are not only places to enjoy food but also function as public spaces that provide social and spatial experiences for visitors. The quality of the built environment and architectural elements contribute to the level of comfort, perception, and user preferences for a place…
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Community-Based Design as an Integrated Process for Public Facility Development in Subsidized Housing: A Case Study of Cluster Olena 6, Alam Sanggar Indah Residence, West Bandung Regency
Public facilities are essential for supporting social interaction and improving the quality of residential environments. However, in some subsidized housing developments, public facilities are often provided as undeveloped land without specific functional planning. Although recent studies have…
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Sustainability and Transformation of Station Street, Isparta
Rapid urbanization, often accompanied by unplanned changes that undermine ecological balance and social cohesion, has led to an increased emphasis on the development of sustainable cities. Station Street in Isparta, which was established in 1936 with the construction of the Station Building, is an…
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Communal Culture Value on Housing Transformation: Empirical Exploration from Indonesia
Culture became important consideration in housesing design. House form is the consequence of a whole range of socio-cultural factor, not simply physical factor. Housing is more than a place to live, however also preserving certain values. The aim of this research is to reveal the significant…
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The Paradox of Pedestrian Comfort and Service Quality in a Tourism Corridor
Pedestrian facilities are components of urban and tourism infrastructure to ensure access, safety, and comfort for users. On the pedestrian path along Jalan Danau Tamblingan, Sanur—a tourism corridor major route—issues have undermined the user experience. This study aims to investigate the level of…
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The Influence of Green Space Planning as Part of Architectural Design on the Emotional Development of the Community
This article discusses the influence of green space planning in architectural design on the emotional development of the community in Surabaya. With an increasing population and demand for urban facilities, Surabaya faces challenges such as traffic congestion and a reduction in green space. This…
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Fishermen's House, Form And Culture At Bangkalan Coastal Area, Madura Island
House, form and culture are widely discussed in vernacular architecture, especially in the inland settlement. Indonesia archipelagos have many coastal vernacular settlements and domestic architecture along the island’s coastline. To enrich Indonesia vernacular architecture, exploring fishermen…
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Emerging Trends and Research Hotspots in Digital Public Spaces
Digital public spaces have become a prominent area of research as societies are adopting the fusion of physical and digital realms with smart city initiatives, immersive technologies, and human-centered design. This study aims to identify and analyze evolving trends in digital public space research…
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Promoting Eco-Pesantren
This study examines sustainable facility development strategies in Islamic boarding schools (pesantren) via a comparative analysis of Pondok Pesantren Assalafi Al Fithrah and Pondok Pesantren Al-Amanah Junwangi. The research utilizes qualitative approaches such as facility documentation, direct…
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Post Landslides Recovery: Resilience of Community and Local Construction
Post-disaster recovery of landslides is a big challenge when the available resources are limited. Recovery includes the phases of rehabilitation and reconstruction. It was based on the guidelines of BNPB (National Disaster Management Authority) in Indonesia. This case-study research analyzed the…