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    Space and Culture Using Space Syntax for the Tenganan Pageringsingan Housing of Bali, Indonesia

    Aryan, Ni Putu; Potangaroa, Regan

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    2014
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    Aryani, N. P., and Potangaroa, R. (2014). Space and Culture Using Space Syntax for the Tenganan Pageringsingan Housing of Bali, Indonesia. International Conference -Green Architecture for Sustainable Living and Environment(Ed.), 29 November 2014 in Denpasar, Bali, Indonesia
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    Is there a connection between space and the culture that it seemingly contains? Does the space define the culture, or does the culture define the space or is it some combination, working at perhaps different hierarchies? This paper outlines the preliminary findings of a study of Tenganan Pageringsingan traditional housing using Space Syntax; and in particular an isovist field approach. As a Bali Aga village, Tenganan Pageringsingan have a linear pattern along a North-South axis. They are located in the mountainous areas of Bali Island and apply a “Tri Mandala” arrangement. Spatial areas are divided into three hierarchies of space, namely: Utama (sacred), Madya (social area) and Nista (profane). The paper reports the findings from an analysis of 7 houses, which have differences of building plan, door location, window positions and function. The Spatial Syntax showed that there is a connection between space and culture. Culture could show in a complex idea of the human mind, which is the basis of the formation of space.
    Keywords:
    Tenganan Pegeringsingan (Aga, Bali), space syntax, Tri Mandala, Balinese architecture, space and architecture, space and culture, domestic architecture, Bali Aga culture
    ANZSRC Field of Research:
    120101 Architectural Design
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    The Authors
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