REVITALIZATION OF VILLA MERAH CULTURAL HERITAGE BUILDING

• Main Author: Nur inten (NIM :17314006), Namira
• Format: Final Project
• Language: Indonesia
• Online Access: https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/29523
• Institution: Institut Teknologi Bandung

Indonesia is a country with many important assets and inheritance. Indonesia has experienced a colonial period which has brought many impacts. Positive values one of them is the impact on civilization and the beautiful architectural works, unique and creative that stood in the centers of government of the Dutch East Indies era. Bandung was one of the centers of the Dutch East Indies government at that time so that there are many cultural heritage buildings which provide enormous benefits to the people in their lives, including a reminder of the past and a benchmark for future guidance for civilization, economic development , social, and cultural. <br /> <br /> Bandung itself is currently known as one of the city with many building of cultural conservation. Villa Merah located on the street Taman Sari no.78 is one of the Class A cultural preserve buildings that currently operate as a building office BPUDL ITB. Based on existing data, Villa Merah initially serves as a dwelling while guest lecturers ITB. The building by R.LA Schoemaker shows the rare Amsterdam School style in Bandung City. This building is closely related to ITB and the city of Bandung and the community. Although the building is awarded as one of the best preserved cultural buildings, there are still many people who are less aware and appreciate the cultural heritage buildings, especially Villa Merah. With regard to related matters, this Villa Merah is set to be a place to eat. Through the revitalization of the Villa Merah Cultural Heritage Building, it is hoped that the community will be more acquainted, experience the cultural heritage building, and begin to appreciate the cultural heritage buildings.