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By Rudyanto Soesilo

26 Sept 2016

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a heritage

element in a conservation of an

Indonesian city.

(Semarang case)

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Kampong as an integral part of many cities in Indonesia.

The colonial management had had designed

Indonesian cities, but left the native low income people settlement unplanned.

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conservation of Indonesia culture

Kampong had only an entrance and access to the main road, and then the native inhabitants “do the rest”, to live in and treat their inhabitants in the native’s

traditional way.

That than will be a “blessing in disguise” for the conservation of Indonesian culture included the Indonesian traditional settlement pattern and architecture.

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unique historical Kampong

Kampong is not a representation of poverty,

there are poor Kampong settlements and there are Kampongs with prosperity too.

Those two Kampongs, Bustaman and Kulitan, lies on the west side of Jalan MT Haryono.

In Geertz category, the two historic kampong is inhabited by the “Santri”

community.

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unique historical Kampong Bustaman, Kulitan

In the history of the establishment of Semarang city, many traders from many countries came to Semarang to trade. Those newcomers built their shelters and markets as places for trade.

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Kampong Kulitan and Kampong Bustaman, Semarang, had been influenced by the architecture visual character of the Dutch, Arabic, Chinese and Javanese buildings.

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• It can be seen from the use of Netherlands typical roof (Mansard roof) and Chinese typical roof ( Hsuan Shan

roof), at the opening of the doors there were 3 pieces taken from Arabic

architecture that symbolizes Islam, Iman, and Ikhsan.

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Mei 2013

can be a prototype of traditional Semarangan festival

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PETOLONGAN district

Petolongan is an old dwelling zone, in Semarang old- city. Petolongan district can be accessed from Mataram (MT

Haryono) street or Pekojan (the

dwelling zone of Koja/Hindi people) street.

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PETOLONGAN district

Petolongan district contain old kampongs inhabited by people who keep their value of culture, including of architecture. The decline of environmental conditions such as flooding, rob (the rise of sea-water

level) change the inhabitants to get the floor of the house higher and higher to run away from the rising sea-water level.

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PETOLONGAN district

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PETOLONGAN district

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Kampong Melayu

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There is a “delta” area, an area which is

inhabited by the

“Toean-tanah” (Land- lord) a rich people who owned the land

surround the delta, include many retail shop on the main M.T.

Haryono (Mataram) street.

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In the classification of Greertz, the inhabitants of

Kampong leduwi can be classified as the “Abangan

” community.

• In comparison with Kampong Bustaman and Kampong Kulitan which have a classical

vernacular architectural style,

• Kampong Leduwi housing architecture has been always up-dating to the latest fashion and the latest new-material although in the context of the lower income class purchasing- power.

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Kampong such as Kampong

improvement Program (K.I.P) in Jakarta,

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recent movement in changing a Slum and poor traditional settlement -in Rio de Janeiro - into a unique settlement so that foreigner want to live in it.

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Kampong extinction

In Semarang we have

found several Kampongs were extinct, such in

Gumaya hotel building process and still in

construction –

a new hotel in Dargo Market Street. It’s a threat to historical Heritage assets of Indonesian city.

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Conclusion

Kampong as an integral part of many

cities in Indonesia has a great potential as a heritage element in a conservation of an Indonesian city like Semarang.

Until nowadays, the conservation effort in Semarang is likely being concentrate in

“Kota lama” while another heritage

object likely to be forgotten. Kampong is one of them! The Fact :

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heritage element in a

conservation of an Indonesian city.

As we know, Kampong as a “blessing in disguise” for the conservation of

Indonesian culture included the

Indonesian traditional settlement pattern and architecture.

So, as long as we still have the opportunity let us give attention too to Kampong as a heritage element in a conservation of an Indonesian city.

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Kampong as a

heritage element in a conservation of an

Indonesian city can be a Postmodern solution for a better city in

Indonesia nowadays, as a developing

country.

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The Fact :

Until now, the conservation movement focuses on the Kota-lama – Little

Nederland and on Semawis - a

community-based conservation effort on ex-Chinese community area.

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The Chinese area Night bazzar,

every Friday till Sunday night

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Festivals of Moderate Islam in Indonesia

Indonesia is the biggest Nation whose majority of the people hold Islam as their religion.

This is a Social capital for this country

There are many, many interesting

traditional Islamic ritual and festivals that we can celebrate together on a Heritage site

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We have to show the world that we are PEACEFUL ISLAM and we have many

interesting Festival that the world can see, here in our Heritage sites

We create a participation in making peace in the global constellation and

Its Heroic !

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Dhug-dher & festival Warak Ngendhog

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