Perancangan KBS Office Dan Breakfast Area Hotel Watudodol

Hutapea, Brigita Imanuella (2025) Perancangan KBS Office Dan Breakfast Area Hotel Watudodol. Other thesis, Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember.

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Abstract

Perancangan breakfast area Hotel Watudodol dan Kantor Kiluan dikembangkan dengan pendekatan yang menekankan kesesuaian terhadap konteks, efisiensi spasial, dan keteraturan bentuk. Keduanya dirancang untuk lingkungan tropis, namun dengan karakter tapak dan kebutuhan fungsi yang berbeda. Breakfast area Hotel Watudodol mengutamakan keterbukaan dan kesederhanaan. Ruang makan semi-terbuka ini dirancang sebagai bagian dari kawasan hotel yang mengikuti regulasi sempadan pantai, serta mendukung sirkulasi alami, keterhubungan visual dengan lanskap, dan kemudahan akses bagi pengguna. Modul ruang dan ritme struktural dirancang agar mudah direalisasikan, efisien secara fungsi, dan selaras dengan lingkungan sekitarnya. Kantor Kiluan, di sisi lain, hadir dalam konteks urban dengan pendekatan yang lebih tertutup dan sistematis. Perancangan menekankan pada komposisi massa yang bersih, susunan ruang kerja yang efisien, serta pengendalian visual melalui grid dan keteraturan bentuk. Keterbukaan tidak diekspresikan melalui kelapangan fisik, tetapi melalui keterhubungan fungsional antar-ruang, serta strategi tata massa yang merespons kebutuhan organisasi kerja kontemporer. Kedua proyek mencerminkan sikap perancangan yang tidak hanya menjawab fungsi, tetapi juga menyusun ruang secara sadar terhadap tapak, struktur, dan ekspresi arsitektural, dengan perhatian pada detail, keterukuran, dan ketepatan dalam pengambilan keputusan desain.
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The design of the breakfast area of the Watudodol Hotel and the Kiluan Office was developed with an approach that emphasizes contextual suitability, spatial efficiency, and regularity of form. Both were designed for tropical environments, but with different site characteristics and functional requirements. The Watudodol Hotel breakfast area prioritizes openness and simplicity. This semi-open dining area was designed as part of the hotel complex, adhering to coastal boundary regulations, and promoting natural circulation, visual connectivity with the landscape, and ease of access for users. The spatial modules and structural rhythms were designed to be easily realized, functionally efficient, and in harmony with the surrounding environment. The Kiluan Office, on the other hand, exists in an urban context with a more closed and systematic approach. The design emphasizes a clean mass composition, an efficient arrangement of workspaces, and visual control through a grid and regularity of form. Openness is expressed not through physical spaciousness, but through functional interconnections between spaces, and a massing strategy that responds to the needs of contemporary work organization. Both projects reflect a design attitude that not only responds to function, but also consciously arranges space in relation to site, structure, and architectural expression, with attention to detail, measurability, and precision in design decision-making

Item Type:	Thesis (Other)
Uncontrolled Keywords:	perancangan kontekstual, efisiensi ruang, breakfast area, kantor tropis, keteraturan massa, grid arsitektural, arsitektur responsif, contextual design, spatial efficiency, breakfast area, tropical office, massing order, architectural grid, responsive architecture
Subjects:	N Fine Arts > NA Architecture > NA1507.K45 Building, Wooden. N Fine Arts > NA Architecture > NA2728 Architectural design--Data processing N Fine Arts > NA Architecture > NA2750 Architectural design.
Divisions:	Faculty of Civil, Planning, and Geo Engineering (CIVPLAN) > Architecture > 23901-Architect Professional Education
Depositing User:	Brigita Imanuella Hutapea
Date Deposited:	05 Aug 2025 08:40
Last Modified:	11 Aug 2025 04:37
URI:	http://repository.its.ac.id/id/eprint/127593

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