Proceedings of the International Conference on Religious Architecture (ICRA 2024)

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Peer-Review Statements

Sutrisno Murtiyoso, Alvin Hadiwono, Titin Fatimah, Nafiah Solikhah, Samsu Hendra Siwi
All of the articles in this proceedings volume have been presented at the International Conference on Religious Architecture – ICRA during October24-25th 2024 in Universitas Tarumanagara and online via zoom platform. These articles have been peer reviewed by the members of the Scientific Committee and...
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Identifying Semiotic Concepts in the Agung Mandala Giri Temple Building, Boalemo Regency

Kalih Tumansyahjaya, Bagas Dwi Nurcahyo, Yusnan Mokoagow
The temple is a sacred building for Hindus in performing their daily worship. The application of the concept of semiotics in temple buildings has actually been applied by designers before, this is because the ethical system is a science that studies predictions, or is something that is used as a meaning...
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Islamic Architectural Concept at Jamik Mosque in Bengkulu City

Dwi Rina Utami, Samsul Bahri
Despite being a witness to the development of Islam in Bengkulu, the condition of Surau Gedang or what is now called the Jamik mosque was in a dirty, damaged and ancient condition. Until finally when Ir. Soekarno, who later became the first President of the Republic of Indonesia, was exiled to Bengkulu...
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The Continuity and Change of Contemporary Sacred Space in Balinese House

I Dewa Gede Putra, Purwanita Setijanti, Asri Dinapradipta
This paper examines the transformation of sacred spaces within Traditional Balinese Houses (TBHs) amidst modernization and the growing influence of tourism. Renowned for their intricate spatial arrangements and spiritual significance, TBHs face significant challenges as external pressures reshape their...
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Demystifying Wingit: a Javanese Concept in the Architecture of the Sacred

Ega Dyas Nindita, Kemas Ridwan Kurniawan
This paper is based on an ongoing research concerning Wingit in Javanese architecture and interior. Wingit is a Javanese concept associated with unseen spirits, and therefore regarded as a trace of animist-dynamist belief. However, in this research, Wingit is regarded as a concept related to aesthetics...
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From Sacred Sanctuary to Profane Cubicle: Transformation of the Krobongan in the Javanese House

Sutrisno Murtiyoso
Most of the literature on Javanese architecture is about tectonics, and very little is available about its origin and development. The paper tries to remedy this by offering an approach to the problem, namely tracing the earliest forces that drive the birth of the Javanese house. The paper begins with...
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The Hybrid Architecture of Gereja Lengko Ajang in Manggarai, Nusa Tenggara Timur

Wahyu Prakosa, Agung Wahyudi, Agus Suparman, Hendro Prabowo
Lengko Ajang Church, located in Lengko Ajang Hamlet, Golo Wangkung Village, Congkar District, East Manggarai Regency, East Nusa Tenggara (NTT) Province, is one of the oldest churches in the Manggarai Raya area. The church was built by Fr. Wihelmus Janssen, SVD, in the 1930s using wooden materials. The...
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Revitalizing the Essence of Muamalah Practice into the Contemporary Mosque Typologies

Rahmat Maulidani, Vanessa Raharja
This research explores the evolving roles of mosques beyond worship across various periods and their relevance to contemporary Muslim needs. Traditionally serving as spaces for devotion and community development, mosques have expanded into multifunctional centers, addressing educational, social, politic,...
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Comparative Study of Srivijaya Buddhist Temples with Nusantara Dwelling Architecture in Sumatera Based on Forms, Mass Layouts, and Ornamentation

Axel Tobias Imat G., Enrico Nirwan H., Rahadhian P. Herwindo
Hindu-Buddhist temples in Indonesia have such uniqueness that distinguishes them from those that were built by other Hindu-Buddhist civilizations, such as India and Cambodia. This shows that there is an element of local genius. The purpose of this qualitative research is to explore elements of local...
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Social Orientation Values of Modern Mosque in the Study of Architectural Dialectics

Deni Deni, Nurlisa Ginting, Nangkula Utaberta, Beny Octofryana Yousca Marpaung
It is called a Modern Mosque because we can witness its existence today. In terms of time, there is an allegation that the function of the mosque is now less optimal than the Prophet's mosque, in practice the function of the mosque looks passive, and the activities of the mosque are dominated by...
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Architecture, Spiritual Journey, and Religion

Gunawan Tjahjono
The house as once a place for its dwellers spiritual journey had been an important topic in architectural discourse. Buildings of various religions and places of worship may be experienced as the works of architecture in many parts of the world. Yet the essence of its existence has a root in the human...
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Granaries, Treasuries, and the Doric Temple

Gaudenz Domenig
One of the twentieth century theories about the Doric temple of ancient Greece with colonnades all around claims that it represents the image of a communal granary in memory of the agricultural origins of Greek society. This theory was refuted by the specialists dealing with ancient Greek architecture,...
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New Vihara Design Generating Process: Study Case Vihara Dharma Cintamani, Kintamani, Bali

Greysia Susilo, Audrey Abigail
This is preliminary paper regarding the process of designing a new Chinese religious building of Tridharma concept in Kintamani village, Bangli Regency, Bali, 80652. A small Chinese community in that area came up with the idea long time ago, but the actual planning started around 2023. As a self-sustain...
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Unifying Gothic Architectural Elements and Local Wisdom Ornaments of The Sentani in The Design of The Paroki Sang Penebus Catholic Church Building in Jayapura District

Novisca M. Anditiaman, Asep Yudi Permana
Indonesia is an archipelagic country with diverse cultural and architectural riches. Each tribe has its local wisdom, which are reflected in various aspects of life, including architecture. Jayapura Regency, which is located at the eastern tip of Indonesia and is home to Sentani Tribe, which is famous...
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Architectural Design Approaches for New Church Buildings Affected by the 2006 Jogja Earthquake

Yanuarius Benny Kristiawan, L. M. F. Purwanto, Riandy Tarigan
Architects are often asked about architectural design approaches applied in design work. The process is necessary because each architect has a preferred approach, depending on the type, scale, and design problems. The trend shows the need to understand and study these approaches in order to determine...
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Cultural Continuity and Change: The Influence of Marapu on Traditional Settlement Continuity and Change in Prai Ijing Village, Sumba

Nina Carina, Ganesha Pratama Adi
The influence of religion on vernacular settlements is profound, shaping both their physical environment and cultural fabric. On Sumba, an island in Indonesia's East Nusa region renowned for its diverse cultural villages, Marapu animism is a foundational belief system, manifesting differently in...
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Syncretism and Separation of Japanese Religious Architecture, a Case study of Onozaki Kusushi Shrine After the 1868 Shintoism-Buddhism Separation Order

Hideo Izumida
There are two main religions in Japan - Shinto and Buddhism - and the worship architecture of the former are called shrines, while the latter are called temples, differing both in their objects of worship and architectural styles. However, during the Tokugawa shogunate, which lasted two and a half centuries,...
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The Batang Haring: A Design Concept for Santo Yustinus Maria Russolillo Catholic Church at Riang Batang, Central Kalimantan

S. A. Riana Adicandra, Denny Husin, D. Evan Ananta H
“Eclectic mix” is a postmodernist perspective that displays a contemporary mode. It embraces the diversity of manifestations of cultural contexts to create novelty in the world of architecture, both in practice and theory. Empirical phenomena show that sacred architecture from around the world to the...
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The Influence of The Condition of Saint Theresia Church, Jakarta’s Multimedia Room on Interest in Service at Daily Mass

Michelle Quinsa Tanudjaja, Samsu Hendra Siwi, Titin Fatimah
The Catholic Church is an organization with a relatively long history. In an effort to survive and thrive, they must adapt to the latest technology. One of the church’s efforts is by utilizing the use of multimedia. Multimedia requires workers, as well as a room to be the center of control for all multimedia...
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Space in Architecture: The Identity of Space and Place of Vernacular Architecture in West Sumba

Nafiah Solikhah, Titin Fatimah, Anny Valentina
Vernacular Architecture of West Sumba, East Nusa Tenggara Province with its unique natural background, socio-cultural systems, and building technology systems is significant to study. Every element of Sumba life, including residential building and community layout, is influenced by the Marapu belief....
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Reinterpreting Mosque Design with Basic Principle Rahmatan Lil’alamin

Andry Widyowijatnoko
Mosques in Indonesia are dominated by the use of domes, which are widely believed to be a representation of Islamic architecture. However, the history of dome use is inseparable from the reason of wide-span technology. Unfortunately, the tradition passed down from generation to generation is its form,...
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Adaptation Factors of Southern Glass Painting to Housing Architecture in The South Vietnam

Huynh Quang Cuong
The South is a new land that was formed more than 300 years ago. The harmony and interaction of local communities with migrants have created the cultural and religious diversity of this land. Over time, people's lives have improved and architecture has also undergone positive changes. From the simple...
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Inventions of Acoustic Biopanel made from Palm Fiber and Coconut Fiber Waste for Passive Fire Protection

Eka Diana Mahira, Ida Bagus Gde Primayatna, Anak Agung Ayu Oka Saraswati, Wayan Yuda Manik
Coconut and palm trees (palmyra palm) are an important part of the life of the Hindu community in Bali. On the other hand, the utilization process of both materials leaves waste that has not been optimally processed. Innovations in processing waste from both coconut (coir) fiber and palmyra fiber into...
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Evaluating Natural Lighting Performance in Vernacular Mosque Architecture: A Case Study of the Masjid Tuha Indrapuri

Yayang Nisfulawati, Abdul Munir, Muliadi Muliadi
The historic mosque of Masjid Tuha Indrapuri (Indrapuri Old Mosque), originally an ancient palace and temple from the 12th-century Lamuri Kingdom, continues to serve daily religious activities. The mosque features a unique three-tiered roof, with each tier separated by openings that facilitate both ventilation...
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Spatial Patterns of Pradaksina in Modern Architecture: A Case Study of Preserving the Kimpulan Temple Complex in Yogyakarta

Ahmad Saifudin Mutaqi, Purnama Salura, Reginaldo Christopori Lake
This research investigates the significance of pradaksina in modern architecture through a case study of the preservation of the Kimpulan Temple in Yogyakarta, which was unexpectedly discovered during the construction of the Indonesian Islamic University (UII) Library and Museum building. The re- search...
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Adaptation and Preservation of “Salib Suci” Catholic Church in Bandung City

Nurtati Soewarno, Shirley Wahadamaputera
Bandung, one of the cities used as the centre of government during the Dutch colonial era, has various relics that still survive today, one of which is a worship building. Worship buildings generally have a different architectural style to become landmarks in an area. Until now, religious buildings left...
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Space Syntax Analysis of Living Monuments: A Case Study of Dusun Krecek, Temanggung

Lidwina Lakeshia, Samsu Hendra Siwi, Eddy Supriyatna
This research about a space syntax analysis on the spatial characteristic of living monuments in Dusun Krecek, a small village in Temanggung, Central Java. The identified living monuments in Dusun Krecek are the village pendapa, Krecek waterfall, Vihara Dhamma Sarana, and their ancestral cemetery. These...