Proceeding BALINESE CULTURAL IDENTITY ON COMMERCIAL INTERIORS IN DENPASAR

Toddy, Hendrawan Yupardhi (2017) Proceeding BALINESE CULTURAL IDENTITY ON COMMERCIAL INTERIORS IN DENPASAR. In: PROCEEDING THE 61h INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR ON NUSANTARA HERITAGE "Nusantara's Cultural Arts Diversity as Inheritance Source of Tolerant and Inclusive Society's Development value". ISI Denpasar, Denpasar, Bali, pp. 658-665. ISBN 978-602-9164-17-6

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Abstract

This study aims to reserve the identity of Balinese culture that is applied in the interior design of commercial buildings and provide an overview cultural artefacts meaning applied in the interior design of commercial buildings in Denpasar city. Specific targets to be achieved in this research is to find the Balinese cultural identity that is applied, functioned as what, and how the shift of meaning in its application to the interior design of commercial buildings. The category of identity forms studied refers to the 7 cultural elements presented by Koentjaraningrat (2000). Denpasar city government has issued Perwali nomor 25 tahun 2010 on the requirements of Building Architecture that require commercial buildings using the cultural identity of Bali to strengthen the image of Denpasar city. But in fact, the field it needs a more in-depth study to see how far the Balinese cultural identity is applied. There needs to be a study of the application of that cultural identity in the interior design of modern commercial buildings as well as a deep interpretation of the shift in meaning as a result. This research is conducted by using descriptive research methods which are qualitative in nature which aims to create a description, systematic, factual and accurate description of facts, properties and the relationship between the phenomena investigated. In the early stages of this research will be conducted exploratory to collect data that can finally be summarized about the type of Balinese cultural identity used in commercial buildings. The next stage is done by interpreting these cultural identities in accordance with the relevant literature. Keywords: Culture, Ornament, Interior, Iconography

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