Sacred Geometry dalam Desain Islamic Center: Menafsirkan Kesakralan dalam Bentuk Sebagai Manifestasi Tazkiyatun Nafs

Fernando, Ratu Neffertiti (2025) Sacred Geometry dalam Desain Islamic Center: Menafsirkan Kesakralan dalam Bentuk Sebagai Manifestasi Tazkiyatun Nafs. Other thesis, Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember.

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Abstract

Sacred geometry adalah fondasi arsitektur bangunan suci yang mencerminkan tatanan Ilahi dan kesatuan spiritual. Dalam desain, sacred geometry tidak hanya menjadi dasar estetika, tetapi juga medium untuk menafsirkan kesucian dan pengalaman ruang dalam arsitektural. Islamic Center, sebagai tempat ibadah utama umat Islam, sering kali memanfaatkan pola geometris timeless seperti kubah, lengkungan, dan tessellation, yang menjadi cerminan kehendak Tuhan. Pola-pola ini hadir sebagai pengganti representasi manusia dan hewan, yang tidak diperkenankan dalam tradisi Islam. Elemen geometris ini mengukuhkan peran bangunan ibadah umat Islam sebagai ruang yang merefleksikan harmoni antara kesucian dan keindahan.
Di Indonesia, masjid-masjid tradisional banyak terinspirasi oleh gaya arsitektur Timur Tengah. Bentuk geometris klasik seperti kubah besar dan lengkungan tapal kuda sering menjadi ciri khas utama. Namun, perkembangan zaman dan pengaruh berbagai gaya arsitektur global memunculkan masjid-masjid dengan desain yang lebih unik dan modern. Meski begitu, elemen sacred space tetap menjadi landasan penting dalam menciptakan desain yang merepresentasikan nilai spiritual dan estetis secara bersamaan.
Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengeksplorasi penerapan sacred geometry dalam desain Islamic Center. Fokusnya adalah menciptakan ruang ibadah yang tidak hanya fungsional tetapi juga memaksimalkan pengalaman spiritual melalui desain yang mencerminkan perjalanan batin. Sacred geometry diharapkan dapat menciptakan sacred space yang meningkatkan kekhusyukan dan spiritualitas jamaah.
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Sacred geometry serves as the foundation of sacred architecture, reflecting Divine order and spiritual unity. In design, sacred geometry functions not only as an aesthetic basis but also as a medium to interpret sanctity within architectural spaces. Islamic Center, as the primary place of worship for Muslims, often utilize timeless geometric patterns such as domes, arches, and tessellations, symbolizing God's will. These patterns substitute representations of humans and animals, which are prohibited in Islamic tradition. These geometric elements solidify the Islamic places of worship's role as a space that harmonizes sanctity and beauty.
In Indonesia, traditional mosques are heavily inspired by Middle Eastern architectural styles. Classic geometric forms, such as large domes and horseshoe arches, are often the main characteristics. However, the passage of time and the influence of various global architectural styles have led to the emergence of mosques with more unique and modern designs. Despite this evolution, sacred space remains a vital foundation for creating designs that simultaneously represent spiritual and aesthetic values.
This study aims to explore the application of sacred geometry in modern mosque design. Its focus is on creating worship spaces that are not only functional but also enhance the spiritual experience through designs that embody sanctity. Sacred geometry is expected to create sacred spaces that elevate devotion and spirituality during worship.

Item Type:	Thesis (Other)
Uncontrolled Keywords:	Sakral, Geometri, Keteraturan, Hirarki, Harmoni, Sacred, Geometry, Regularity, Hierarchy, Harmony
Subjects:	B Philosophy. Psychology. Religion > BL Religion
Divisions:	Faculty of Architecture, Design, and Planning > Architecture > 23201-(S1) Undergraduate Thesis
Depositing User:	Ratu Neffertiti Fernando
Date Deposited:	04 Aug 2025 03:55
Last Modified:	04 Aug 2025 03:55
URI:	http://repository.its.ac.id/id/eprint/126851

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