Redesain Museum Empu Tantula Dengan Pendekatan Critical Regionalism

Sukatnianto, Arifanda Haris (2021) Redesain Museum Empu Tantula Dengan Pendekatan Critical Regionalism. Undergraduate thesis, Insitut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember.

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Abstract

Budaya daerah adalah hal penting bagi suatu bangsa.Dikarenakan
kebudayaan daerah adalah pembentuk identitas suatu bangsa.Tanpa adanya budaya
sebuah bangsa tidak akan punya karakter atau ciri khas dalam
kehidupannya.Urgensitas tentang pentingnya suatu budaya daerah dibuktikan oleh
negara Indonesia dengan adanya pasal 32 dalam UUD 1945.
Salah satu hasil kebudayaan yang paling berpengaruh pada pembentukan
identitas Negara Indonesia adalah semboyan dari Empu Tantular dalam kitab
sutasuma yaitu Bhineka Tunggal Ika yang artinya berbeda-beda tapi tetap
satu.Kebudayaan ini diambil dari kebudayaan kerajaan Majapahit.Tetapi budaya
Bhineka Tunggal Ika,pada era globalisasi sekarang mulai tergerus dikarenakan
banyak budaya luar mulai masuk kedalam bangsa Indonesia.Dari permasalahan
tersebut,maka budaya bhineka tunggal ika perlu dilestarikan.
Salah satu cara melestarikan budaya lewat arsitektur adalah dengan
membuat Museum.Museum Empu Tantular,merupakan museum yang menyimpan
berbabagai peninggalan sejarah,salah satunya adalah peninggalan majapahit yang
terletak di luar wilayah trowulan.Namun Fasilitas pada museum ini belum memadai
dilihat dari banyaknya koleksi yang tidak terawat serta beberapa kondisi lain yang
menyebabkan museum ini kurang menarik untuk dijadikan daya tarik wisata kota
oleh pengunjung.
Redesain museum Empu Tantular melalui pendekatan critical regionalisme
diharapkan mampu menghidupkan museum ini,dengan tetap memiliki aspek
kedaerahan dan kearifan lokal dari zaman majapahit ataupun wilayah sidoarjo.
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Regional culture is important for a nation. Because regional culture is
forming the identity of a nation. Without the existence of a nation's culture will not
have the character or characteristics in his life.The urgency of the importance of a
regional culture is proven by the Indonesian state with the existence of article 32 of
the 1945 Constitution.
One of the most important research results on the formation of the identity
of the Indonesian State is the motto of the Empu Tantular in the Sutasuma book,
namely Bhineka Tunggal Ika which Unity in Diversity. This culture refers to the
Majapahit tribe. But the culture of Unity in Diversity, in the era of globalization is
now seen eroded because many cultures from other nation began to enter the
Indonesian nation. In this regard, the culture of unity in diversity needs to be
preserved.
One way to preserve culture through architecture is by making a Museum.
Museum. Empu Tantular Museum, a museum that stores various historical relics,
one of which is majapahit relics located outside the trowulan region.However, the
facilities at this museum have not been adequately seen from the large number of
collections that are not maintained as well as several other conditions that make this
museum less attractive to be a tourist attraction of the city by visitors.
The redesign of the Empu Tantular museum through the approach of critical
regionalism is expected to be able to revive this museum, while still having aspects
of localism and local wisdom from the Majapahit era or the Sidoarjo region.

Item Type:	Thesis (Undergraduate)
Uncontrolled Keywords:	museum, Critical Regionalism, Empu Tantular,redesain,Kebudayaan,museum, Critical Regionalism, Empu Tantular, redesign, Culture
Subjects:	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:	ARIFANDA HARIS SUKATNIANTO
Date Deposited:	04 Mar 2021 00:36
Last Modified:	04 Mar 2021 00:36
URI:	http://repository.its.ac.id/id/eprint/83318

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