NEW DESIGN ADDITION IN THE HISTORIC BANDUNG QUININE FACTORY

• Main Author: FITRIA ARDANI (NIM: 25217038), DIAH
• Format: Theses
• Language: Indonesia
• Online Access: https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/26592
• Institution: Institut Teknologi Bandung

Every city has historic area as a pioneer and gave identity to the city. As the times <br /> <br /> developed, the historical area became part of the development of the cuty with a <br /> <br /> variety of new needs that continued to emerge. The emergence of new buildings in <br /> <br /> the historic area does not seem to blend with the environment, such as standing <br /> <br /> alone and not having a spatial and visual relationship with the environment. In <br /> <br /> developed countries, many new buildings have built, but the emergence of new <br /> <br /> buildings can actually stand side by side with old buildings, supporting the physical <br /> <br /> and function of the old buildings without reducing the character of the area. <br /> <br /> The Quinine Factory Area is the oldest historical or industrial industrial estate in <br /> <br /> the city of Bandung, which is currently owned by PT Kimia Farma and has <br /> <br /> obsolescence. Some old buildings have not been used because they no longer <br /> <br /> produce quinine pills and do not meet factory building standards. In addition, there <br /> <br /> are industrial heritage in Indonesia that are not developed and utilized as a new <br /> <br /> function. Whereas abroad there have been many examples of former industrial <br /> <br /> buildings that were developed and even combined with the addition of new <br /> <br /> buildings as supporting old buildings. <br /> <br /> With this background, this thesis aims to study the principles of designing new <br /> <br /> buildings in historical areas through various studies simulated into design. The <br /> <br /> study conducted was related to the role of new buildings in the area, forms of <br /> <br /> adaptation of old buildings, and the tendency of new functions of old buildings and <br /> <br /> new buildings. Then combined with analysis related to the area and existing studies <br /> <br /> in determining the significance of regional culture. Study and analysis are <br /> <br /> synthesized into design criteria and concepts. The resulting design is in the form of <br /> <br /> some form of old building adaptation such as adaptive reuse, new kernel, and new <br /> <br /> shell and new buildings with the incorporation of installation, insertion, <br /> <br /> intervention. The design is not only physical, but also considers the development of <br /> <br /> the region in the future. The design is considered good if the attitude of new <br /> <br /> buildings can give different characters without losing the context and significance <br /> <br /> of the historical area.