INTERIOR DESIGN OF THE SEA TURTLE EDUCATION AND INFORMATION CENTER ON THE SODONG BEACH, CILACAP REGENCY
Sodong Beach is one of the potential tourist attractions in the Cilacap Regency area which is included in the 2012 Central Java Tourism Development Master Plan in the first Provincial Tourism Destination sub-region that focuses on developing coastal nature-based tourism. One of the tourist attrac...
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| Format: | Final Project |
| Language: | Indonesia |
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| Institution: | Institut Teknologi Bandung |
| Language: | Indonesia |
| Summary: | Sodong Beach is one of the potential tourist attractions in the Cilacap Regency area
which is included in the 2012 Central Java Tourism Development Master Plan in
the first Provincial Tourism Destination sub-region that focuses on developing
coastal nature-based tourism. One of the tourist attractions is supported by the
natural conditions of Sodong Beach and its surroundings as a place for turtles to
lay their eggs. Responding to these conditions, the local community established the
Nagaraja Turtle Conservation Center with the aim of providing education to the
local community and local tourists as well as to protect turtles. However, the
existing facilities are still not optimal while meeting the needs for educational
activities for the community
The purpose of this design is to create tourism facilities which include educational
as well as conservation and research facilities, which provide comfort and giving
new experience for users by taking into account the applicable standards and
regulations, especially related to sea turtles. This facility will be located in the
Sodong Beach Area by responding to the surrounding natural conditions, with the
main facilities being education and exhibitions to convey information to the
community.
The research method used in this final assignment report is a literature study on
analysis of existing studies of similar designs that already exist, analysis of location
planning to be studied, as well as conducting field observations of the planning
locations at a later stage and interviewing institutions related to turtle conservation
management, such as the Chief Manager of the conservation area, Cilacap Regency
Regional Government staff, Cilacap Regency Youth Sports and Tourism Office staff,
merchants, and fishermen. |
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