Rancangan Museum Sebagai Medium Katalisator Mental Health Wellbeing

Annisa, Averina Ayshia (2022) Rancangan Museum Sebagai Medium Katalisator Mental Health Wellbeing. Other thesis, Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember.

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Abstract

Mental wellbeing merupakan salah satu aspek yang sangat penting layaknya kesehatan jasmani. Berangkat melalui isu tekanan urban yang kerap kali terjadi di kota besar Indonesia, peran Arsitektur dirasa turut andil dan bertugas untuk mewadahi setiap kebutuhan yang dimiliki manusia. Salah satunya adalah dalam memberikan wadah atau ruang untuk berdialog maupun menciptakan sebuah ruang diskusi serta berkontemplasi seraya melakukan aktivitas berseni. Berdasarkan riset bahwa museum juga mampu menyediakan wadah yang tenang, menginspirasi, dan aman untuk mengeksplorasi emosi, budaya dan pengalaman masa lalu dengan objek karya seni sebagai stimulus atau pemantiknya. Peran arsitektur dalam rancangan ini juga salah satu aspek yang krusial di mana kualitas ruang pada rancangan perlu diperhatikan guna mewujudkan suatu rancangan yang mampu memberikan aspek ketenangan di dalamnya serta integrasi antar arsitektur dan karya seni. Tapak yang diambil adalah daerah Kota Jakarta yang setiap harinya masyarakat kerap kali harus berjibaku dengan densitas urban yang tinggi serta tekanan perkotaan di mana semua aspek kehidupan bergerak lebih cepat. Penting rasanya untuk berdiam sejenak dan peran arsitektur dalam mewadahi dalam upaya menyeimbangkan jentera kehidupan. Architecture as Ephemeral Experience, melalui desain museum yang memberikan pengalaman pergerakan (movement) melalui aktivitas dan perilaku. Serta komponen cahaya (light) adalah pembentuk pengalaman estetis terhadap ruang. Calmness dan contentmen sebagaia aspek pemenuhan kriteria rancang yang ingin dihadirkan pada gubahan rancang.
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Mental wellbeing is one of the most important aspects just like physical health. Departing from the issue of urban pressure that often occurs in big cities in Indonesia, the role of architecture is felt to contribute and has the duty to accommodate every human need. One of them is in providing a forum or space for dialogue or creating a space for discussion and contemplation while carrying out artistic activities. Based on research, museums are also able to provide a calm, inspiring, and safe place to explore emotions, culture and past experiences with art objects as a stimulus or trigger. The role of architecture in this design is also one of the crucial aspects where the quality of space in the design needs to be considered in order to realize a design that is able to provide an aspect of tranquility in it as well as integration between architecture and works of art. The site taken is the Jakarta City area, where people often have to struggle with high urban density and urban pressures where all aspects of life move faster. It's important to pause and the role of architecture in accommodating efforts to balance the life cycle. Architecture as Ephemeral Experience, through museum design that provides the experience of movement (movement) through activities and behavior. Moreoever, the light component is the shaper of the aesthetic experience of space. Calmness and contentmen as aspects of meeting the design criteria to be presented in the design composition.

Item Type:	Thesis (Other)
Uncontrolled Keywords:	Museum, Mental Wellbeing, Architecture, Jakarta, Ephemeral Experience, Museum, Mental Wellbeing, Architecture, Jakarta, Ephemeral Experience
Subjects:	N Fine Arts > NA Architecture N Fine Arts > NA Architecture > NA6695 Art museums and galleries
Divisions:	Faculty of Architecture, Design, and Planning > Architecture > 23201-(S1) Undergraduate Thesis
Depositing User:	Mr. Marsudiyana -
Date Deposited:	24 Sep 2025 07:07
Last Modified:	24 Sep 2025 07:07
URI:	http://repository.its.ac.id/id/eprint/128410

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