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INTERIOR DESIGN FOR THE MALIOBORO HERITAGE HOTEL, YOGYAKARTA WITH CULTURAL HERITAGE CONCEPT AS TOURISM ATTRACTION OF CHINATOWN AND YOGYAKARTAS ACCULTURATION Student : ADNIN FAIRUZY PUTRI INTERIOR DESIGN MAJOR NRP 3410100192 FACULTY OF


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INTERIOR DESIGN FOR THE MALIOBORO HERITAGE HOTEL, YOGYAKARTA

WITH CULTURAL HERITAGE CONCEPT AS TOURISM ATTRACTION OF CHINATOWN AND YOGYAKARTA’S ACCULTURATION

Student : ADNIN FAIRUZY PUTRI NRP 3410100192 Supervisor : ANGGRI INDRAPRASTI, S.Sn, M.Ds INTERIOR DESIGN MAJOR FACULTY OF CIVIL AND PLANNING ENGINEERING INSTITUT TEKNOLOGI SEPULUH NOPEMBER SURABAYA 2014

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I n t e r i o r D e s i g n F o r T h e M a l i o b o r o H e r i t a g e H o t e l , Y o g y a k a r t a W i t h C u l t u r a l H e r i t a g e C o n c e p t a s T o u r i s m A t t r a c t i o n

  • f C h i n a t o w n a n d Y o g y a k a r t a ’ s A c c u l t u r a t i o n

Preliminary

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B a c k g r o u n d 1

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The Malioboro Heritage Hotel is a tourism hotel

built in Malioboro, at a Chinatown Ketandan, which is the witness of acculturation between Chinese culture, Keraton, and Yogyakarta people. This cultural charm of Yogyakarta’s Chinatown is getting relegated over the times, which is why this place needs to be preserved as one of main destinations to learn about Yogyakarta’s culture and history.

Yogyakarta is one of the most visited cities in

Indonesia by tourists from around the world as tourism destination in Indonesia because of its culture and history. The increasing competition of hostelry service for tourists in Yogyakarta requires every tourism hotel to have special appeal to attract the tourists.

I n t e r i o r D e s i g n F o r T h e M a l i o b o r o H e r i t a g e H o t e l , Yo g y a k a r t a W i t h C u l t u r a l H e r i t a g e C o n c e p t a s To u r i s m A t t r a c t i o n o f C h i n a t o w n a n d Yo g y a k a r t a ’ s A c c u l t u r a t i o n

The decreasing charm of Chinatown Ketandan to attract tourists and the increasing competition of hostelry service makes The Malioboro Heritage

Hotel needs to have a special appeal so it can be

chosen as ideal hostelry place when the tourists visit Yogyakarta, while it represents the Chinatown

Ketandan as well.

Tourism hotel can be developed as a tourism attraction itself, and its aspects become the main concern of designing The Malioboro Heritage Hotel as an attraction for tourists who visit Yogyakarta Creating the hotel interior design with Yogyakarta’s Chinatown culture-based is become the main concern in designing The Malioboro Heritage to help conserving the area as well as creating an image for the hotel

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T i t l e D e f i n i t i o n 2

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Interior Design For The Malioboro Heritage Hotel, Yogyakarta with Cultural Heritage Concept as Tourism Attraction of Chinatown and Yogyakarta’s Acculturation

Interior design is the planning, layout, and design of the interior spaces within buildings. These physical settings satisfy our basic need for shelter and protection, set the stage for and influence the shape of our activities, nurture

  • ur aspirations, express the ideas that accompany our

actions, and affect our outlook, mood, and personality. The purpose of interior design, therefore, is the functional improvement, aesthetic enrichment, and psychological enhancement of the quality of life in interior spaces. (Francis D. K. Ching, 1996) The Malioboro Heritage is a 7-storey and 3-stars tourism hotel built in Malioboro, at Kampong Ketandan which is the Yogyakarta’s Chinatown, and willing to be one of the the Chinatown’s culture heritage icon to support Yogyakarta’s tourism and to be one of best hotels chosen by tourists in Yogyakarta. (Rudy Gunawan, hotel’s owner interview data) Acculturation is basically a meeting of two cultural areas, and each

  • f them can accept the default values. (Sachari, 2001 : 87)

Therefore, acculturation of Chinatown and Yogyakarta is a blend of two indigenous culture of these areas without losing their own default values. Cultural Heritage is an expression of the ways of living developed by a community and passed

  • n

from generation to generation, including customs, practices, places,

  • bjects,

artistic expressions and values. (ICOMOS, 2002) Tourism Attraction is a physical or cultural feature of a particular place that individual travelers or tourists perceive as capable of meeting one or more of their specific leisure-related needs. Such features may be ambient in nature (eg. climate, culture, vegetation

  • r scenery), or they may be specific to a location, such as a theatre

performance, a museum or a waterfall. (Dictionary of Travel & Tourism Hospitality Terms. Robert Harris & Joy Howard, Melbourne, Hospitality Press, 1996)

A planning, layout, and design of the interior spaces within a tourism hotel building, The Malioboro Heritage Hotel to create functional improvement, aesthetic enrichment, and psychological enhancement of it with Cultural Heritage concept which is taking the essence of the ways of living’s expression that passed on from generation to generation, with purpose to be a cultural feature that tourists want to visit with representation

  • f Chinatown and Yogyakarta’s blend of cultures.
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P r o b l e m a n d P u r p o s e 3

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 How to create The Malioboro Heritage Hotel’s interior design that offer tourism attraction aspects as well as comfort to increase tourists visits?  How to bring out The Malioboro Heritage hotel’s image as one

  • f cultural icons of Yogyakarta’s Chinatown through its

interior design?  While tourist is always selective in choosing a hotel to stay, the increasing competition of hostelry service in Yogyakarta requires every tourism hotel to have special characteristic to attract the tourists  The Malioboro Heritage Hotel is a tourism hotel built in Yogyakarta’s Chinatown Kampong Ketandan which its cultural charm as one of tourism attractions of Yogyakarta’s culture and history has relegated over the times, where actually it can be preserved through the hotel’s interior design  Creating The Malioboro Heritage Hotel’s interior design which can attract tourists and chosen as one of ideal hotel in Yogyakarta  Creating The Malioboro Heritage Hotel’s interior design that represent an image as one of Yogyakarta’s Chinatown’s cultural icons  The hotel interior design concept is focusing in development of hotel into tourism attraction and creating aesthetic concept which fulfilling the tourists leisure and comfort-needs  Hotel’s facilities are adjusted to hotel’s existing

P u r p o s e s B o u n d a r y P r o b l e m I d e n t i f i c a t i o n P r o b l e m F o r m u l a

 To offer an alternative design concept which can helps the construction process and marketing strategy of The Malioboro Heritage hotel  To give a design reference of tourism hotel for Interior Design ITS and Tourism dept. of Yogyakarta’s government.

B e n e f i t s

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I n t e r i o r D e s i g n F o r T h e M a l i o b o r o H e r i t a g e H o t e l , Y o g y a k a r t a W i t h C u l t u r a l H e r i t a g e C o n c e p t a s T o u r i s m A t t r a c t i o n

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Literature

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L i t e r a t u r e 4

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Hotel is an accommodation that using parts or all of a building to provide hostelry, meal, drink and other services for public, and is commercially managed.

(SK Menparpostel No. KM 94/HK 103/MPPT 1987)

H o t e l

Private Area Public Area Semi-Public Area Service Area HOTEL EL Front of The House Back of The e House Lobby Support Function Seating Area Circulation Food and Beverages Outlet Recreation Area Employees Area Food storages area Receiving, trash, and general storage area Mechanical and Engineering Area Laundry and Housekeeping Staff Office Guests rooms Public area should be associated with service area but still having clear boundaries, so the service activities does not interfere the public’s.

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Based

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Keputusan Menteri Perhubungan No. PM. 10/pw.301/pdb-7, the physical requirements of 3-stars hotel (***) in Indonesia are :  Meet requirements from job planning / public works department and easily accessible to ensure the enjoyment, guests avoided of environmental pollution caused by noise, unpleasant odors, dust, and smoke.  All or part of the building’s decoration reflect to Indonesian culture  Number of rooms at least 30 rooms including 3 single rooms  Public area at least consists of: lobby, lounge, dining room, and the total area is at least 2,7 m3 x total number of bedrooms  Parking lot available with a capacity of 1 car for every 5 bedrooms  There are separate entrances for guests and hotel supply goods  Lobby lounge is available at least with 8 seats  The front office is available separately: reception area, information area, the place of payment, luggage storage area  The number of public toilets at least 3 for men and 2 for

  • women. With amenities such as : WC, Urinoir, face/hand-

washing area with decorative glass, hand-dryer

3 - S t a r s H o t e l R e q u i r e m e n t s H o t e l S t r u c t u r e O r g a n i z a t i o n

General Manager Secretary Marketing Dept. Accounting Dept. Room Division Dept. Front Office House- keeping Chef Human Resources Dept. F&B Dept. Cook Waiter/ ress Security Driver Engineering Dish- washer

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T o u r i s m H o t e l

Tourism hotel, or Leisure hotel, typically defined as a hotel built in tourism spots that most of its facilities are aimed to facilitated guests which are tourists, that want to do recreation. As a supporting facility for this tourism spots, hotel is equipped with various facilities for leisure and relaxation both for outdoor or indoor activities.

T o u r i s t

Characteristic of Tourism Hotel Guests :

  • 1. Travelling alone, with partner, or with family
  • 2. Staying for 1-7 nights, or longer.
  • 3. Aiming for recreation, relaxation, vacation and

tourism travel in the nearest locations With these characters, leisure hotel are required to provide comfort and relaxation ambiance. Facilities can be varied from, such as fitness facilities (spa, jogging track, tennis, swimming pool, etc.), and recreational facilities (restaurant, cafe, playground, etc.).

T o u r i s m A t t r a c t i o n

It can be concluded that a hotel, especially a leisure hotel could be developed as a tourism attraction. Hotels which accommodates the tourists can be developed into an attraction of the areas visited by tourists themselves. One of the things

that can be done in developing a hotel into a tourism attraction is to create facilities and activities that match with what is desired by the tourists to travel to the area. 1. A physical or cultural feature of a particular place that individual travellers or tourists perceive as capable of meeting one or more of their specific leisure-related needs. Such features may be ambient in nature (eg. climate, culture, vegetation or scenery), or they may be specific to a location, such as a theatre performance, a museum or a waterfall. 2. Positive or favorable attributes of an area for a given activity or set of activities as desired by a given customer or market, including climate, scenery, activities, culture.

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C u l t u r a l H e r i t a g e

Cultural heritage is the legacy of physical artifacts (cultural property) and intangible attributes of a group

  • r society that are inherited from past generations,

maintained in the present and bestowed for the benefit

  • f future generations. Cultural heritage includes

tangible culture (such as buildings, monuments, landscapes, books, works

  • f

art, and artifacts), intangible culture (such as folklore, traditions, language, and knowledge), and natural heritage (including culturally significant landscapes, and biodiversity).

(Simon Thurley, 2005)

A c c u l t u r a t i o n

Acculturation is cultural fusion that occurs when a group of people with a particular culture are faced with the elements of a foreign culture which is different so that the elements of foreign culture will slowly accepted and processed into its own culture without losing their

  • wn

cultural

  • personality. (Koentjaraningrat)

Acculturation is basically a vehicle meeting or two Acculturation is basically a meeting of two cultural areas, and each of them can accept the default

  • values. (Sachari, 2001 : 87)

Therefore, acculturation of Chinatown and Yogyakarta is a blend of two indigenous culture of these areas without losing their

  • wn default values.
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Y o g y a k a r t a C u l t u r e a n d T r a d i t i o n o f Y o g y a k a r t a

Kraton Yogyakarta as the pioneer has a significant influence in the culture of the Javanese in Yogyakarta. The traditional house of Yogyakarta is Joglo with characteristics are having a roof gazebo towering like a mountain which have a meaning as holy place, and have 4 main pillar Soko Guru that supporting a Tumpang Sari (leveling ceiling) which also meaningful. Traditional house and other ornaments of Yogyakarta usually have special pattern engravings. One of them is Ukiran Perak Yogyakarta, which is a symbol of early progress towards high development, or something blossom. Yogyakarta has Arts , such as Wayang which its characteristic is accompanied by the strains of traditional musical instruments and each show contains a certain meaning. Traditional costumes consisting of a set of Yogyakarta community which has elements of clothing that can not be separated from one another. Characteristic of these clothing are the use of colors such as black, brown , and gold as well as the use of headpiece. Batik is one of Java’s famous feature. One of special pattern that famous in Yogyakarta is Batik Parang Kusumo, which is have a meaning that life is a battle to find happiness.

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C u l t u r e a n d T r a d i t i o n o f C h i n a t o w n

Chinatown is a village, a residence area which the majority of the residents are Chinese citizens / Chinese descent. The Chinese traditional building has a distinctive Chinese characteristics as follows: 1.) the elegance of the Chinese style; includes ornaments and statues of animals and mythical creatures that can be found on rooftops or outside palaces as a good luck or protection. 2.) bright and vibrant colors that are painted on the rooftops, statues, and wood; red is an especially important color in China. Red represents luck, wealth, and prosperity. Other than red, gold color is usually be paired with red which believed as the most beautiful color and as symbol of balance. 3.) Symmetry and geometry; The houses in China have specific layouts. Also, each building must face a specific direction, north, south, east, or west because the Chinese are concerned with luck and fortune. Moon Gate is a semi-circle and or near circle shaped archways or doorways that famous in China that represent a transition to two beautiful places and also a symbol of balance.

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I n t e r i o r D e s i g n F o r T h e M a l i o b o r o H e r i t a g e H o t e l , Y o g y a k a r t a W i t h C u l t u r a l H e r i t a g e C o n c e p t a s T o u r i s m A t t r a c t i o n

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Data Analysis

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D e s i g n M e t h o d 1 0

A d n i n F a i r u z y P u t r i | 3 4 1 0 1 0 0 1 9 2  How to create The Malioboro Heritage Hotel’s interior design that

  • ffer

tourism attraction aspects as well as comfort to increase tourists visits?  How to bring out The Malioboro Heritage hotel’s image as one

  • f cultural icons of

Yogyakarta’s Chinatown through its interior design?  While tourist is always selective in choosing a hotel to stay, the increasing competition of hostelry service in Yogyakarta requires every tourism hotel to have special characteristic to attract the tourists  The Malioboro Heritage Hotel is a tourism hotel built in Yogyakarta’s Chinatown Kampong Ketandan which its cultural charm as one of tourism attractions

  • f

Yogyakarta’s culture and history has relegated over the times, where actually it can be preserved through the hotel’s interior design  The hotel interior design concept is focusing in development

  • f

hotel into tourism attraction and creating aesthetic concept which fulfilling the tourists leisure and comfort-needs  Hotel’s facilities are adjusted to hotel’s existing  Creating The Malioboro Heritage Hotel’s interior design which can attract tourists and chosen as one

  • f

ideal hotel in Yogyakarta  Creating The Malioboro Heritage Hotel’s interior design that represent an image as

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  • f

Yogyakarta’s Chinatown’s cultural icons THE MALIOBORO HERITAGE HOTEL YOGYAKARTA BACKGROUND PURPOSE PROBLEM IDENTIFICATION PROBLEM BOUNDARY PROBLEM FORMULA DATA COLLECTING OBJECT  Survey  Literature  Interview ANALYZE DESIGN CONCEPT PRE-DESIGN DESIGN ALTERNATIVES EVALUATION DESIGN DEVELOPMENT DESI SIGN FINAL DESIGN PREL RELIMINAR ARY  Existing  User  Design Element Brainstorming Sketches  Layout Alternatives  Sketches Aternatives  Correction  Revision  Layout  Details  Perspective image  etc OUTPUT

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T h e M a l i o b o r o H e r i t a g e H o t e l

  • The hotel will be built in Malioboro, precisely in Kampung Ketandan, where

the hotel building is motivated by the goal to become a Java-China’s acculturation icon and to enriched Indonesia with culture

  • 102 rooms are available, with 3 types of rooms: Arjuna (standard room), Gatot

Kaca(deluxe room), Kresna (suite room), as well as the gym facilities, swimming pool, spa, meeting rooms, and a restaurant

G o a l F a c i l i t i e s

Will be built at Jl.Ketandan No.2 Malioboro, Yogyakarta

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T o u r i s t s C h a r a c t e r i s t i c s ( B a s e d o n Q u e s t i o n n a i r e )

30 respondents stated that they come to Yogyakarta for a vacation and choose Yogyakarta as tourism destination because it is rich rich with history

  • ry and culture

re. 20 of the 30 respondents come to Yogyakarta for 2-4 days and all 30 respondents had done many cultural cultural touris rism activ ivit ities ies, followed next with shopping activities. 30 respondents in choosing hotel considerate a clean lean and com comfor

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able hot

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el, with additional consideration by the 20 respondents among which hotel with good service. 27 of 30 respondents agreed with the concept concept of

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els as as tou

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rism at attract ractions ions and interested in hotel which applied Yogyak akart arta and Chinatown’s culture re concept interior. 16 respondents are interested in the concept concept of

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room wit ith a very ery tradi raditiona ional atm atmos

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phere to all its elements, and 12 respondents are interested in the room with traditional accents that have been combined with modern interior. New facility, caf afe with tradi raditiona ional di dishes es an and tradi raditiona ional art arts occupy the first priority (most expected) by tourists, the second is the activity of learning batik, the third is the appearance of a traditional era atmosphere, the fourth is the visualization area of history and the fifth activity is the use of traditional clothing. These options are influenced by the interest of tourists to explore the culture of Yogyakarta with greater ease, but also the hotel is expected to continue providing an atmosphere of relaxation and not complicated things.

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NO NO User Activity Room Facility Note 1. Guest

  • Check in
  • Check out

Front Office Receptionist Area

  • Reception table
  • Bell
  • Storing luggage, value goods

Concierge

  • Shelves
  • Chatting with other guests
  • Waiting for car pick-up
  • Waiting for room to be ready
  • Lounging

Lounge

  • Coffee tables
  • Sofa 2-seaters
  • Sofa 1-seater
  • Magazine

shelves

  • Enjoying live music / recorded music
  • Eating traditional foods and drinking

beverages

  • Lounging
  • Chatting with friends / family

Cafe

  • Stage
  • Speakers
  • Set of tables and

chairs

  • Eating foods and drinking beverages
  • Chatting with friends / family

Restaurant

  • Set of dining

tables and chairs

  • Peeing
  • Washing hand

Toilet

  • Wastafel
  • Water closet
  • Liquid handsoap
  • Tissue
  • Hand dryer
  • Mirror
  • Dustbin
  • Meeting
  • Conferences

Meeting Room

  • Meeting table
  • Chairs
  • Projector
  • Screen

S t u d y o f A c t i v i t y a n d R o o m F a c i l i t i e s

G e n e r a l

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NO NO User Activi vity Room Facility Note 1. Guest

  • Exercising

Fitness Area Gym

  • Strength training

equipment set

  • Cardio machines

set

  • Swimming
  • Resting

Swimming Pool Area

  • Swimming pool
  • Recliner
  • Table and chair

sets

  • Taking a bath
  • Peeing
  • Washing hands
  • Changing clothes
  • Storing belongings

Wash area

  • Wastafel
  • Water closet
  • Liquid handsoap
  • Tissue
  • Liquid bodysoap
  • Shampoo
  • Locker
  • Mirror
  • Get mssaged

Spa Massage Area

  • Massage area
  • Table
  • Peeing
  • Washing hand

Toilet

  • Wastafel
  • Water closet
  • Liquid handsoap
  • Tissue
  • Hand dryer
  • Mirror
  • Dustbin
  • Storing value goods while get massage

Locker

  • Locker shelves

S t u d y o f A c t i v i t y a n d R o o m F a c i l i t i e s

G e n e r a l

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S t u d y o f A c t i v i t y a n d R o o m F a c i l i t i e s

NO NO User Activity Room Facility Note 1. Guest

  • Sleeping
  • Watching TV
  • Changing clothes
  • Lounging

Guest Room Bedroom

  • Bed
  • Bedside tables
  • Dressing table /

Study table with chair

  • Luggage rack
  • Wardrobe
  • Mirror
  • Seating area
  • Telephone
  • Cabinet
  • TV
  • Mineral water,

water heater, tea / coffee service

  • Dustbin
  • Guest rooms

varied with

  • ption of bed size

: double bed or 2 single beds

  • Seating area

facility varies in different room types

  • Taking bath
  • Peeing
  • Washing hand
  • Brushing teeth

Bath- room

  • Wastafel
  • Water closet
  • Toiletries for 2

people (liquid handsoap, bar soap, liquid bodysoap, shampoo, toothpaste, toothbrush, towel)

  • Mirror
  • Tissue
  • Shower

with/without bath-tub

  • Mat
  • Dustbin

Bath-tub is only available for deluxe room and suite room type

G e n e r a l

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S t u d y o f A c t i v i t y a n d R o o m F a c i l i t i e s

NO NO User Activity Room Facility Note 2. All head department

  • fficer
  • Meeting
  • Coordinate with all department

Meeting Roon

  • Meeting table
  • Chair
  • Projector
  • Screen
  • White Board

3. Receptionist, Cashier, Concierge Clerk, Bell man, Security, Cheff, Cook, Dishwasher, Waiter/ress, housekeeping clerk, linen porter

  • Changing uniform
  • Keeping personal items

Locker Room

  • Locker shelves
  • Mirror

4. All Staff

  • Eating foods and drinking beverages
  • Chatting with staff

Staff Canteen

  • Table and chair set
  • Food stall
  • Pantry area
  • Praying

Musholla

  • Mukena
  • Sajadah
  • Wudhu facility
  • Peeing
  • Washing hand

Toilet

  • Wastafel
  • Water closet
  • Liquid handsoap
  • Tissue
  • Hand dryer
  • Mirror
  • Dustbin

G e n e r a l

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NO NO User Activity Room Facility Note 1. Front Office Staff Receptio nist

  • Managing guests room check in / out and

room keys

  • Collecting guest’s identification
  • Managing reservation
  • Answering phone
  • Interact with guests

Front Office Receptio nist Area

  • Reception table
  • Chair
  • Computer set
  • Cashier box
  • File Cabinet
  • Telephone
  • Shelves

Cashier

  • Collecting money from guests (staying cost

and others that are charged to guests)

  • Recording daily reports
  • Interacting with guests

IT Clerk Managing all computer hardware, software, systems, networks, and more IT Room

  • Computer set
  • File Cabinet
  • Office desk
  • Office Chair

2. Restaura nt & Kitchen Staff Cook

  • Preparing dishes for guest

Main Kitchen

  • Freezer
  • Stove
  • Oven
  • Preparation area

(hot)

  • Preparation area

(cold)

  • Dish washing

area Dish- washer

  • Washing all the dishes and cooking

appliances Receptio nist

  • Managing bill and reservation

Restaurant front desk

  • Reception table
  • Bar stool

S t u d y o f A c t i v i t y a n d R o o m F a c i l i t i e s

S p e c i f i c U s e r

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S t u d y o f A c t i v i t y a n d R o o m F a c i l i t i e s

NO NO User Activity Room Facility Note 3. General Manager

  • Brainstorming
  • Making report
  • Signing report

Operational Manager Room

  • Office desk
  • Office Chair
  • Guest Chair
  • File Cabinet
  • Computer set

4.

Secretary

  • Answering telephone
  • Helping General Manager

Secretary Room

  • Office desk
  • Office Chair
  • File Cabinet
  • Computer set
  • Telephone

5. Marketing Department Officer

  • Brainstorming
  • Making report
  • Answering telephone

Marketing Dept. Room

  • Office desk
  • Office Chair
  • File Cabinet
  • Computer set
  • Meeting table
  • Chair
  • Telephone

6. Accounting Department Officer

  • Making report
  • Answering telephone

Accounting Dept. Room

  • Office desk
  • Office Chair
  • File Cabinet
  • Computer set
  • Telephone

7. Human Resources Department Officer

  • Brainstorming
  • Making report
  • Answering telephone

Human Resources

  • Dept. Room
  • Office desk
  • Office Chair
  • File Cabinet
  • Computer set
  • Telephone

S p e c i f i c U s e r

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S t u d y o f A c t i v i t y a n d R o o m F a c i l i t i e s

NO NO User Activity Room Facility Note 8. Security

  • Patrol
  • Coordinating with all securities
  • Answering telephone

Security Room

  • Seats
  • Telephone
  • Monitoring security camera, alarm system,

etc 24/7

  • Answering telephone

Room Control

  • Monitor
  • Chair
  • Alarm
  • Telephone

9. Handyman Gardener

  • Generally maintaining all aspects in hotel,

including : mechanical, electrical, plumbing, cooking equipment, laundry machine, air conditioning, wall covering, garden, etc

  • Answering telephone

Engineering

  • Equipment

cabinet

  • Telephone
  • Seats

10. Housekeeping Clerk

  • Cleaning guest rooms and public areas
  • Replacing dirty sheets and empty toiletries

in guest rooms

  • Making report
  • Answering telephone

Janitor Housekeeping Area

  • Equipment

cabinet

  • Storage
  • Laundry

machine

  • Ironing set
  • Telephone
  • File Cabinet
  • Office Desk
  • Office chair
  • Computer set

11. Linen Porter

  • Washing dirty laundry and ironing clean

laundry 12. Staff Trainee

  • Workshop

Training Room

  • Chair and table

set

  • Proyektor
  • Screen
  • White Board

S p e c i f i c U s e r

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C i r c u l a t i o n o f V i s i t o r

Guest Entrance Guest Rooms Spa Fitness Area Restaurant Lounge Café Public Toilet Swimming Pool Lobby Meeting Room (Function Hall) Front Office Wash area

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Receiving Area General Storage Food Storage Restaurant Kitchen Guest Rooms Café mini- kitchen Laundry and Housekeeping Front Office Laundry & Housekeeping Staff Entrance Toilet Staff Offices Public Area Meeting Room Training Room Musholla Canteen Kitchen Locker Room

C i r c u l a t i o n o f S t a f f C i r c u l a t i o n o f H o t e l S u p p l i e s

Spa Public Toilet Toilet

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S t u d y o f S p a c e C o n n e c t i v i t y

1 s t F l o o r

Public Semi- private Private Service Lobby Front Office Lounge Restaurant Public Toilet Meeting Room Spa Fitness Area Swimming Pool Wash Area Public Lift Cafe Café’s Kitchen Pantry Main Kitchen Chef Area Service Lift Staff Toilet Entrance

Restaurant Lobby Entrance Cafe Kitchen Kitchen Chef Area Front Office Public Lift Service Lift Spa Fitness Area Swimming Pool Wash Area Toilet Toilet Meeting Room Pantry Lounge

Staff Guest Strongly Related Should be Related Does not Related

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Public Lift Guest Rooms Service Lift Janitor

Guest Rooms Public Lift Janitor Service Lift

Public Semi- private Private Service Staff Guest Strongly Related Should be Related Does not Related

S t u d y o f S p a c e C o n n e c t i v i t y

2 n d – 7 t h F l o o r

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General Manager Secretary Accounting Dept. HR Dept. F&B Dept. Security & Driver Chef Room Training Room Meeting Room Engineering Control Room Marketing Dept. Musholla Corridor Stairs Canteen

Public Semi- private Private Service Staff Guest

Corridor Musholla Stairs Canteen Control Room General Manager Accounting Marketing HR Dept. F&B Dept. Meeting Room. Training Room Engineering Secretary Chef Room Security & Driver

Strongly Related Should be Related Does not Related

S t u d y o f S p a c e C o n n e c t i v i t y

1 s t B a s e m e n t F l o o r

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Corridor Locker Toilet General Storage F&B Storage Laundry & Housekeeping M&E Area Janitor Service Lift Receiving Area Stairs Entrance

Public Semi- private Private Service Staff Guest

Receiving Area Corridor Entrance Service Lift Stairs Toilet Laundry & House- keeping Janitor F&B Storage General Storage Locker M&E area

Strongly Related Should be Related Does not Related

S t u d y o f S p a c e C o n n e c t i v i t y

2 n d B a s e m e n t F l o o r

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I n t e r i o r D e s i g n F o r T h e M a l i o b o r o H e r i t a g e H o t e l , Y o g y a k a r t a W i t h C u l t u r a l H e r i t a g e C o n c e p t a s T o u r i s m A t t r a c t i o n

  • f C h i n a t o w n a n d Y o g y a k a r t a ’ s A c c u l t u r a t i o n

Concept

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M a c r o C o n c e p t

Traditional, cultural, modern Chinatown’s Culture

Cultural Heritage

Yogyakarta’s Culture Adopting traditional way of living from the past to the hotel’s interior so can be directly experienced, and having functional aspects that supported the visualization to make it more comfortable Living Heritage Portraying hotel image with Yogyakarta and Chinatown’s cultural character Chinatown-Yogyakarta’s Acculturation Problem with tourism attraction aspects Problem with The Malioboro Heritage hotel’s image as one of cultural icons of Yogyakarta’s Chinatown Design give traditional ambience Design give historical ambience Design give cultural features Design can be comfortably experienced

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Traditional, cultural, modern

Cultural Heritage

Design give traditional ambience Design give historical ambience Design give cultural features Design can be comfortably experienced Shape Concept Material Concept Color Concept Wall Concept Floor Concept Ceiling Concept Furniture Concept Aesthetic Concept Lighting Concept Living Heritage Chinatown-Yogyakarta’s Acculturation

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China Characters

Acculturation

Yogyakarta Characters

SHAPE Tumpang Sari (leveling shape), Panel wall, Soko Guru pillar, Perak engravings, Wayang, Batik pattern, moon-shape COLOR Dark Brown, Natural Brown, Black, Red, Gold MATERIAL Wood, Stone

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S h a p e C o n c e p t

C o n c e p t

Shape for Cultural Visual Image Shape for historical and traditional ambience Shape theme Cultural Heritage that give tourism attraction aspects and cultural image Shape of Yogyakarta- Chinatown’s Acculturation Character

 Outline ideas for interior element’s shape is inspired from Chinese’s character and Yogyakarta’s character  Applying traditional pattern as shape analogy or accentuation  Have repeating pattern on interior’s elements with with rhyme that have connection between all elements.

Shape Concept

 Outlines ideas for shape is representation

  • f

Yogyakarta- Chinatown’s acculturation which has been simplified  Shape concept is to flaunt the cultural features like exhibition or art gallery flow so visitor can get the best view without interfering the circulation area

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S h a p e C o n c e p t

W a l l

 Wall shape is inspired by Joglo’s wood wall concept. Wood panel wall which will be applied will focused as representation of Yogyakarta’s culture that use engraving pattern Perak Yogyakarta, which transformed to simpler shape.

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 Building pillar will be designed with application of Soko Guru’s shape character as representation of Yogyakarta’s culture with simpler shape.  There will be partition inspired by Moon Gate shape as representation of China culture and combined with engraving pattern Perak Yogyakarta so it will blend with the dominant style one, Yogyakarta’s culture.

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S h a p e C o n c e p t

F l o o r

 Floor shape concept is made to differentiate each areas’ function.  The first type is floor with circulation function, where using no- pattern shape and have light reflection ability to help the natural light distribution by reflecting the light.

3 1

 The second type is floor that have function as meeting point such as lounge area and restaurant, which is using floor shape that have pattern with representation of Yogyakarta’s culture characters such as wood parquet pattern and carpet batik pattern. Function a Function b Function a Function b

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S h a p e C o n c e p t

C e i l i n g

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 Ceiling shape application focused to representation of historical and cultural ambience by using aculturation of Chinatown and Yogyakarta’s cultural shape characters. Ceiling shape concept is inspired by leveling ceiling concept of Tumpang Sari which is the character point of Joglo’s roof as Yogyakarta’s culture representation. This shape concept is divided as two, which are the application of Tumpang Sari with clear number of the leveling and the application of Tumpang Sari with drop ceiling concept.

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S h a p e C o n c e p t

F u r n i t u r e

.  Furniture shape concept is focused with representation of cultural heritage image by using the shape inspired by traditional furniture of Java and China which is usually seen in Yogyakarta and Chinese’s citizen houses with simpler shape.

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S h a p e C o n c e p t

A e s t h e t i c E l e m e n t

 Aesthetic element shape is focused to representation of cultural heritage image, which is applied in interior as accentuation for wall elements and

  • furniture. One of it is engraving pattern Perak Yogyakarta which

transformed to simples shape and applied to those interior elements with repeating pattern or accent point.  Another shape

  • f

aesthetic element is application of cultural artwork such as wayang, and using cover with batik pattern.

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C o l o r C o n c e p t

Yogyakarta’s Colors China’s Colors Color theme Cultural Heritage that give tourism attraction aspects and cultural image

Colors are representing Yogyakarta’s colors which taken from Yogyakarta’s ethnic building and ethnic

  • utfit

which will be the main colors that applied to interior elements. Colors are representing China’s colors which taken from Yogyakarta’s ethnic building and ethnic outfit which will be the main colors that applied to interior

  • elements. China have lot of distinct colors

that have philosophies and meanings, but the colors chosen are red and gold as the most representing China to be applied to interior elements.

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C o l o r C o n c e p t

Wall Color Concept

Color used for wall are using colors that visualized Yogyakarta’s colors; black, dark brown, natural brown and gold so it can visualized the historical and cultural ambience according to the main concept. Other than that the colors combined with beige as neutral color and closer to gold.

Floor Color Concept

Color used for floor are using colors that visualized Yogyakarta’s colors; black and dark brown so it can visualized the historical and cultural ambience according to the main concept. Other than that the colors combined with beige as neutral color and closer to gold.

Furniture and Aesthetic Color Concept

Color used for furniture and aesthetic are using colors that visualized China’s colors; red and gold as representation of China culture and Yogyakarta’s colors; dark brown and natural brown as representation of Yogyakarta culture.

Ceiling Color Concept

Color used for ceiling are neutral colors which balance the colors used on other interior elements. These neutral colors also for helping the light distribution.

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M a t e r i a l C o n c e p t

Material for Image Visual Material for light reflection efficiency and comfortable experience Material theme Cultural Heritage that give tourism attraction aspects and cultural image Material of Yogyakarta- Chinatown’s Acculturation Character

 Materials used are material inspired from what used in China and Yogyakarta’s ethnic building as representation od Cultural Heritage image

Material Concept

 Some material used are glossy and smooth- textured material (for reflective effect)  Material used with emphasis on differences in texture and feature of material to differentiating areas such as between circulation area and seating area and to make impression

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M a t e r i a l C o n c e p t

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 Stone is one of main material in Yogyakarta’s and China’s ethnic building so by using it to interior elements can be representation of both cultures.  Wood is one of main material in Yogyakarta and China’s ethnic building by using it to interior elements can be representation of both cultures.   Some material used are polished glossy and matte smooth-textured material (for reflective effect)  Material used with emphasis

  • n differences in texture and

feature

  • f

material to differentiating areas such as between circulation area and seating area and to make impression Polished finish Matte finish

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L i g h t i n g C o n c e p t

 Lighting concept used is the combination between natural lighting ang artificial lighting. Artificial lighting concept which are used :  General lighting  General lighting is using downlight lamps which are set in ceiling to prevent too brightness.  Task lighting  Task lighting is using wall washer lamp that was pointed to special areas to give dramatic effect that point out the area where the wall washer is placed. Other task lighting used are standing lamp and table lamp.

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I n t e r i o r D e s i g n F o r T h e M a l i o b o r o H e r i t a g e H o t e l , Y o g y a k a r t a W i t h C u l t u r a l H e r i t a g e C o n c e p t a s T o u r i s m A t t r a c t i o n

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Final Design

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The Malioboro Heritage Hotel is hotel build in Kampung Ketandan, Yogyakarta which have a purpose to be an icon of China and Java’s acculturation by representing the image of culture heritage of Chinatown and Yogyakarta. Hotel is build in 3000 m² land area which is 9 level floors building.

1st

st floor existing

1st

st baseme

ment floor existing 2nd

nd baseme

ment floor existing 2nd

nd floor existing

3rd

rd-7th th floor existing

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1st

st LAYOUT ALTERNATIVE

3rd

rd LAYOUT ALTERNATIVE

2nd

nd LAYOUT ALTERNATIVE

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Purpose A B C D Score Rank Mark Relative Weight A . Circulation flow

  • 1

1 2 II 8.5 0.3 B . Implementation of “Culture Heritage” Concept 1

  • 1

1 3 I 10 0.3 C . Implementation of Yogyakarta- Chinatown’s Acculturation

  • 1

1 III 7 0.2 D . Space Layout

  • IV

5.5 0.2 31 1.0 Objective Relative Weight Parameter Alternative 1 Alternative 2 Alternative 3 M S V M S V M S V Implementation of “Culture Heritage” Concept 0.3 Layout and visual supports the “Culture Heritage” concept Very good 9 2.7 Very good 8 2.4 Very good 9 2.7 Circulation flow 0.3 Compatible with circulation standard Very good 8 2.4 ` Good 7 2.1 good 9 2.7 Implementation of Yogyakarta- Chinatown’s Acculturation 0.2 Yogyakarta-Chinatown’s acculturation seen in space visualization good 9 1.8 Good 6 1.2 Very good 7 1.4 Space Layout 0.2 Compatible with user’s needs good 8 1.6 good 6 1.4 good 8 1.6 Overall value 8.5 7.1 8.4

1 = more important 0 = less important Score 1-10

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1st selected space Lobby 2nd selected space Guest Room 3rd selected space Restaurant and Cafe Final layout : 1st Alternative with developments

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F i n a l D e s i g n - L o b b y

Lobby is the main face of a hotel, the first area that will be faced with hotel visitors consist of 2 main areas : front

  • ffice area and lounge area, so it’s important to applied the concept strongly to these areas to attract the visitors.
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Guest room is also the important area which is as the main face of hotel. The most important thing is the design need to be simpler than the lobby design since its function as a rest place

F i n a l D e s i g n – G u e s t R o o m

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F i n a l D e s i g n – C a f é a n d R e s t a u r a n t

Lobby is the main face of a hotel, the first area that will be faced with hotel visitors consist of 2 main areas : front

  • ffice area and lounge area, so it’s important to applied the concept strongly to these areas to attract the visitors.
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I n t e r i o r D e s i g n F o r T h e M a l i o b o r o H e r i t a g e H o t e l , Y o g y a k a r t a W i t h C u l t u r a l H e r i t a g e C o n c e p t a s T o u r i s m A t t r a c t i o n

  • f C h i n a t o w n a n d Y o g y a k a r t a ’ s A c c u l t u r a t i o n

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