Transformation of traditional home garden ( <i>Pekarangan</i> ) spatial structure in rural Javanese garden houses compound, Indonesia

This paper discusses the home garden (Pekarangan) Physical structure in the current condition of Javanese agricultural villages. The discussion mainly focused on home garden layout, spatial elements, and vegetation characteristics. The study of Traditional Javanese village home gardens is summarized from the study of relevant literature. Current conditions were identified from the results of observation and field studies in three villages selected based on the distance of the urban area. A spatial analysis of the home garden’s layout and forming elements was carried out to determine the current condition of the home garden structure and its transformation. The result revealed that the typical Javanese home garden structure in the village still exists and is utilized by people. Some home gardens were also transformed into new structures based on their original form. Home garden spatial structure transformation can be seen in the changes in home garden spatial structure, land size, area coverage, and vegetation characteristics. Furthermore, the composition of the home garden’s spatial structure transformation influences the village’s spatial development.

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Journal of Asian Architecture and Building Engineering
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2024-09-02
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https://doi.org/10.1080/13467581.2024.2397107
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2
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Architectural and Urban Studies
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Transformation of traditional home garden ( Pekarangan ) spatial structure in rural Javanese garden houses compound, Indonesia

Adityo Adityo, Yu Shibata
2 citations
Journal of Asian Architecture and Building Engineering
Architectural and Urban Studies
3.91
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Transformation of traditional home garden ( Pekarangan ) spatial structure in rural Javanese garden houses compound, Indonesia

Adityo Adityo, Yu Shibata
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2 citations

Abstract

This paper discusses the home garden (Pekarangan) Physical structure in the current condition of Javanese agricultural villages. The discussion mainly focused on home garden layout, spatial elements, and vegetation characteristics. The study of Traditional Javanese village home gardens is summarized from the study of relevant literature. Current conditions were identified from the results of observation and field studies in three villages selected based on the distance of the urban area. A spatial analysis of the home garden’s layout and forming elements was carried out to determine the current condition of the home garden structure and its transformation. The result revealed that the typical Javanese home garden structure in the village still exists and is utilized by people. Some home gardens were also transformed into new structures based on their original form. Home garden spatial structure transformation can be seen in the changes in home garden spatial structure, land size, area coverage, and vegetation characteristics. Furthermore, the composition of the home garden’s spatial structure transformation influences the village’s spatial development.

Journal of Asian Architecture and Building EngineeringVol. 24(5)
Prefectural University of Kumamoto (JP)
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Architectural and Urban Studies
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Transformation of traditional home garden ( <i>Pekarangan</i> ) spatial structure in rural Javanese garden houses compound, Indonesia — Adityo Adityo, Yu Shibata · Journal of Asian Architecture and Building Engineering (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS