Dimensi Eksistensial : Perancangan Sentral Budaya Kopi Kintamani

Madani, Syafiq Amirul (2024) Dimensi Eksistensial : Perancangan Sentral Budaya Kopi Kintamani. Diploma thesis, Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember.

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Abstract

Di masyarakat modern, pengalaman makan dan minum sering kali menjadi transaksional, termasuk budaya kopi. Setiap langkah penyajian kopi dapat menyampaikan nilai-nilai budaya, tetapi ketika disederhanakan menjadi transaksi komersial, nilai-nilai ini berkurang. Oleh karena itu, penting bagi masyarakat untuk memahami nilai budaya dalam kopi untuk mengembalikan apresiasi terhadap keterampilan dan signifikansi budaya, serta memperkaya pengalaman sensoris. Tujuan utama perancangan ini adalah menciptakan pengalaman mendalam yang menghidupkan esensi kopi serta meningkatkan kesadaran dan penghargaan terhadapnya.
Pendekatan desain yang digunakan adalah existential phenomenology, yang berfokus pada pemahaman aspek fundamental keberadaan dan pengalaman hidup manusia. Metode desain narrative architecture diterapkan untuk memanfaatkan narasi dalam perancangan, dengan tiga aspek utama: plot (alur cerita), perspektif (sudut pandang), dan interaktivitas (pemicu interaksi). Hasil dari perancangan ini mengungkap konsep "dimensi eksistensial", yang mencakup waktu, ruang, dan kesadaran sensorik, untuk menciptakan pengalaman arsitektural yang mendalam dan berkesan.
Penerapan prinsip-prinsip ini menghasilkan desain bangunan yang melibatkan semua indera pengunjung, memperdalam pemahaman dan apresiasi terhadap budaya kopi, serta menumbuhkan keterikatan emosional yang kuat antara pengunjung dan tempat. Desain ini tidak hanya meningkatkan keaslian pengalaman kopi tetapi juga memperkuat signifikansi budaya dan sejarah kopi di Kintamani.
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In modern society, the experience of eating and drinking often becomes transactional, including coffee culture. Each step in coffee preparation can convey cultural values, but when simplified into commercial transactions, these values diminish. Therefore, it is important for society to understand the cultural value of coffee to restore appreciation for its craftsmanship and cultural significance, and to enrich the sensory experience. The main goal of this design is to create a profound experience that revitalizes the essence of coffee and enhances awareness and appreciation of it.
The design approach used is existential phenomenology, which focuses on understanding fundamental aspects of human existence and experience. The narrative architecture design method is applied to utilize storytelling in design, with three main aspects: plot (storyline), perspective (point of view), and interactivity (interaction triggers). The result of this design reveals the concept of "existential dimensions," which include time, space, and sensory awareness, to create a deep and memorable architectural experience.
Applying these principles results in a building design that engages all the visitors' senses, deepens understanding and appreciation of coffee culture, and fosters a strong emotional connection between visitors and the place. This design not only enhances the authenticity of the coffee experience but also strengthens the cultural and historical significance of coffee in Kintamani.

Item Type:	Thesis (Diploma)
Uncontrolled Keywords:	Arsitektur, Budaya Kopi, Phenomenology, Sense of Place, Sensoris, Architecture, Coffee Culture, Phenomenology, Sense of Place, Sensory.
Subjects:	N Fine Arts > NA Architecture > NA2750 Architectural design. N Fine Arts > NA Architecture > NA6695 Art museums and galleries
Divisions:	Faculty of Civil, Planning, and Geo Engineering (CIVPLAN) > Architecture > 23201-(S1) Undergraduate Thesis
Depositing User:	Syafiq Amirul Madani
Date Deposited:	05 Aug 2024 02:43
Last Modified:	05 Aug 2024 02:43
URI:	http://repository.its.ac.id/id/eprint/113400

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