Concept Board
Sunday, May 8, 2011
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Monday, April 25, 2011
Sunday, April 24, 2011
Final Project (Progress Week 6)
INTERFACE, DESIGN & DIGITAL SKETCH
Im using Adobe Illustrator to create this sketches. So here some sketches that i've made for this week. This sketches is gonna be my interface design.
(village - progress)
(village - progress 2)
(Balai Raya - progress 1)
(Balai Raya - progress 2)
(Warung - progress 1)
(Warung - progress 2)
Sunday, April 10, 2011
Final Project (progress week 5)
Sunday, March 27, 2011
Project (progress week 4)
Research & Content
JAVANESE HOUSE
Introduction
First traditional houses on Javanese and its surrounding are looked at both physical form of the dwelling and the cultural values and symbolic are discussed here. Next some already analysed and published pictures of house on temple-relief are examined. There will be examined if the function of the represented constructions could be identified. The use is made of iconic representations of houses and not of excavated remains because in South East Asia there are found very few remains of houses.
The Area
Because of the extreme wealth of archaeological findings, the island of Javanese is considered by researchers and novices as the centre of South East Asia archaeology.
(Map of Javanese in Indonesia and Malaysia)
(Drawings based on prints of the Indonesia Style Houses)
Necessity of Life
Three groups necessities of life exists for the Javanese people, namely feeding, clothing and a house. The concept house can be subdivided into four subclasses. These classes are
*Longkangan : Living space, physical space, accommodation. A clear form or a structured place. A narrowing of the surroundings because of the limited power humans have to control the environment.
*Panggonan : Territory, habitat. Need in a biological sense like food, drink, air, water, land, warmth and reproduction.
*Penepen : Place for contemplation settlement. Place where you want to settle down permanently.
*Palunggukan : Place for social interaction, adaptation. The place where people adjust to each other and interaction between members of the community takes place.
Division of the Houses
(subdivision of the Javanese life)
All these different sub above is the sub-concepts reappear in the different parts of the house. The wealthiest houses have at least three parts. These are three independent constructions with each own roof together they form one whole.
*Pendopo : in which visitors are received
*Pringgitan : a narrow passage to the back of the house. A transitional area between thependopo and the dalem. This is the smallest construction of the three.
*Dalem : the private space for the family
(example of a Javanese-house)
Dictionary
Here is some information or translation of Javanese Language
dalem ageng | main builing | |
gunung | mountain | |
jagad | world | |
jagad cilik | small world | |
jagad gede | big world | |
kali | river | |
longkangan | space | |
moncopat | four-five-mal | |
ngadu | sacrificial post | |
omah | house | |
palungguhan | sitting place | |
panepen | place for contemplation | |
panggonan | place | |
pat | four | |
pendopo | guest room | |
peringgitan | terras | |
ponco | five-mal | |
saka guru | holy post | |
Thursday, March 24, 2011
Project (progress week 3)
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