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ARTEKS : Jurnal Teknik Arsitektur
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ISSN 2541-0598 · Program Studi Arsitektur Universitas Katolik Widya Mandira · 428 artikel di indeks
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A study of contemporary Chinese style in herb display design
Herb display is the arrangement of herbs in a design setting. A good herb display is crucial in Traditional Chinese Medical (TCM) centres to create a convenient and comfortable physician working environment. The rules of herb display are frequently discussed for medical purposes to enhance work…
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The sacred and secular: Design analysis on Chinese Culture Columbaria in this modern era
This paper examines the interior architectural design of columbaria and its impact on spiritual development within contemporary Chinese society. In a secularized world where traditional cemeteries are often seen as unwelcoming, columbaria offer a modern alternative for the interment of the…
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Architectural implications of colonial infrastructure
The Dutch East Indies' colonial infrastructure, particularly Java's railway network and its linkages to sugar fields and mills, changed urban and economic environments. Railways, originally designed for military defense in the 1840s, became economic arteries supporting agro-industrial growth under…
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Navigating challenges in information management for sustainable construction project delivery
Given its complexity and dynamic nature, the construction sector is beginning to understand how important it is to have efficient information management in order to improve sustainability practices. This study aims to examine the challenges that information management faces in the course of…
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The philosophical background of the placement of four-winged mythological animal figures on the upper section of traditional Balinese architecture
This paper examines the philosophical background of four-winged mythological animal figures well known in traditional Balinese architectural art: the winged serpent, the swan, the Garuda, and the winged lion. These animal figures are carved or positioned on the upper sections of various Balinese…
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The representation of the Trimurti concept in the architecture of Padma Tiga at Pura Luhur Muncaksari
Padmasana architecture is the most important sacred building in Balinese temples. Padmasana functions as the sthana (seat) of God and has many types, depending on the concept of God being represented. The ‘three padmas’ form, one of the types of padmasana architecture found in the Luhur Muncaksari…
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Territorial assertions and the privatization of public space within the Tugu Yogyakarta Heritage District
Margo Utomo Street in the northern part of the Cosmological Axis of Yogyakarta has transformed into a tourism and local culinary destination. Since food stalls operate within public space, vendors and customers attempt to mark and personalize their movement areas. This phenomenon reflects broader…
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Dwelling experience in the traditional Javanese Joglo type house: A phenomenological study
This research examines lived experiences and interpretations of dwelling in traditional Javanese Joglo houses through a phenomenological perspective. The Joglo represents Javanese architectural traditions embedded with cultural, social, and spiritual values, expressing cosmological principles and…
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Determining the feasibility of implementing a construction project at the pre-investment stage
The present study is aimed at determining the feasibility of implementing a construction project at the stage of re-investment based on the principles of development in Ukraine. The study included a survey that helped identify the key factors of investment budget overruns, as well as economic…
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Responsive front land boundary design parameters on urban main road corridors
This study critically evaluates the design of front land boundaries for buildings situated along Sudirman Street, Jakarta. The assessment of design quality was conducted through systematically observed parameters, including access configuration, boundary height, transparency, materiality, signage…
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Integration of virtual reality and heritage BIM for the preservation of buried cultural heritage Temples in Yogyakarta
This research is based on the phenomenon of the discovery of temple artifacts as cultural heritage, which are often found in the Yogyakarta region at a depth of approximately 2 to 7 meters from the surface, with the location of the discovery varying from rice fields, settlements, to areas that have…
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Modeling the distribution of settlements on slope gradients based on GIS in Manado city
Manado City is experiencing rapid population growth, with an annual increase of 1.48% and a population density reaching 2,948 people/km² as of 2024. Due to the city’s predominantly hilly topography, residential expansion has increasingly shifted toward sloped areas. This study aims to analyze the…
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A relational model of identity, symbolism, and representation in Soekarno-Era Monuments within the urban architecture of Jakarta
Identity, symbolism, and representation constitute central themes in architectural and urban theory; nevertheless, their relational integration within the context of city architecture is frequently addressed in a fragmented and partial manner. This study seeks to develop a relational framework that…
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Pedestrian pathways along Tunjungan Street, Surabaya
This study seeks to investigate the functioning of pedestrian urban spaces as components of threshold environments, grounded in the theoretical framework of urban interiority. It addresses issues and phenomena associated with the use of pedestrian spaces, not solely as corridors for movement but as…
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The spatial dynamics of culture in the Jenang Tebokan parade tradition in Kaliputu village, Kudus regency
Kirab Jenang Tebokan tradition in Kaliputu Village, Kudus Regency, is a cultural ritual that has a deep meaning in the social life of the local community. This tradition has been going on since 2006 by passing through the road corridors around Kaliputu Village. Still, in 2018, the procession's…
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The heterotopia of urban Kampung in Jakarta: Revealing the other pattern through mapping
This paper aims to understand the kampung as the informal fabric. Investigation into its patterns examines the relationship between informal and formal based on composition and proportion, while clarifying ‘the other’s’ perspective. As an architectural theory, heterotopia presents an analogy to…
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The impacts of the ecosophical wisdom of Roma Toloh of the Bajo-Wuring people on the marine ecosystem of Wuring, Sikka Regency, East Nusa Tenggara
This article constitutes a philosophical attempt to initiate an interdisciplinary conversation between philosophy and architecture by taking Roma Toloh of the Bajo-Wuring tribe as its central subject of inquiry. Roma Toloh embodies the local ecological wisdom of the Bajo-Wuring people in sustaining…
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The meaning of space in Islamic housing in Bogor
The phenomenon of housing based on Islamic values is increasingly developing in Indonesia, yet research on the spatial manifestations of these values and local culture remains limited. This study aims to analyze how the Islamic values embraced by Muhammadiyah and the Indonesian Da'wah Institute…
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Rebuilding architecture’s epistemology: KEPKA as a framework to reorient contemporary architectural development
Contemporary architectural practice increasingly exhibits fragmented approaches in which analysis and design, as well as visual, technical, symbolic, and social aspects, are treated as separate domains. This fragmentation reveals the absence of an epistemic framework capable of maintaining…
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Integration of Artificial Intelligence in inclusive urban design to enhance gender and disability safety: A design-based research in Surabaya
Limited accessibility and safety for women and persons with disabilities remain critical issues in urban development in Indonesia, particularly in public spaces that are insufficiently responsive to vulnerable groups. This study aims to develop an inclusive urban design concept based on gender and…