Architecture: Decoration and Ornament

BOOK REVIEW/ LIST

1.    INDONESIAN ORNAMENTAL DESIGN

Title                           :    Indonesian Ornamental Design

Hardcover                :    pages

Author                      :    Pepin Van Roojen

Publisher                  :    (1999)

Language                 :    English

ISBN                         :    981-4019-99-2

Description            :    This book is just an incredible survey of a culture that seems to have embraced a wealth of influences in their arts and crafts. This book serves as an total inspiration for graphic designers--reminding us that everything can be great-looking, and anyone can be creative.

2. ALBUM KERAJINAN TRADISIONAL

Title                            :    Album Kerajinan Tradisional

Description               :    Kepulauan Nusantara, menurut anthropolog Belanda J.P.B. de Josselin de Jong, adalah merupakan ethnologische studivelt yang ideal. Betapa tidak, Nusantara adalah negeri yang dihuni oleh beraneka suku bangsa dengan beraneka ragam bahasa dan tata-cara hidup. Kebudayaan Nusantara pada dasarnya berisi berbagai unsur. Unsur-unsur itu adalah kebudayaan daerah. Secara dinamis kebudayaan Nusantara ini terus berkembang karena di setiap jaman tantangan manusia selalu berubah.

Author                       :    Tim Pengembangan Media Kebudayaan

Year                           :    1993

Language                  :    Indonesia - Inggris

Place                          :    D.K.I. Jakarta

PhysicalDescription:    276 hlm; ilus.

Publisher                   :    DEPDIKBUD

See more http://www.indonesiaheritage.org/uploads/ebook/Album%20Kerajinan%20Tradisional%20%20bengkulu,%20DKI%20Jakarta/#/6/

3. EARLY VIEWS OF INDONESIA

Title                            :    Early Views of Indonesia : Pemandangan Indonesia di Masa

                                         Lampau

Description               :    The paintings are described in this book reflect BritishrelationswithIndonesia, particularly in the period1811-16, when Thomas StamfordRafflesbecameLieutenantGovernor of Java. Inspiration and guidance he gave to examine the history and culture of the island of Java in begining of invasignifies a new era in scientific research about Indonesia, and its role in giving breath back over Batavia Society of Arts and Science (Royal Batavian Society of Arts an d Sciences), which almost disappeared, and in his capacity as President of the Association, gave the opportunity to direct research.

Author                      :    Annabel Teh Gallop

Year                         :    1995

Language                 :    Indonesia - Inggris

Place                         :    D.K.I. Jakarta

Publisher                  :    British Library & Lontar Foundation

See more http://lontar-library.org

4. ALBUM ARSITEKTUR TRADISIONAL SUMATERA UTARA

Title                          :    Album Arsitektur Tradisional Sumatera Utara

Description             :    The Album of Art and Culture of Indonesia is intended to document and introduce a National Culture of Indonesia, especially in the art of traditional buildings. In this case the display of traditional architecture which includes houses in the form of photographs.

Author                      :    Tim Pengembangan Media Kebudayaan

Year                          :    1992

Language                 :    Indonesia - Inggris

Place                         :    Sumatera Utara

PhysicalDescription:    145 p; ilus.

Publisher                  :    DEPDIKBUD

5. INDONESIAN HERITAGE

Series                          :    Indonesian Heritage (Book 6)

Hardcover                  :    142 pages

Publisher                    :    Archipelago Press (August 28, 2003)

Language                    :    English

ISBN-10                       :    9813018305

ISBN-13                       :    978-9813018303

Product Dimensions:    11.6 x 8.9 x 0.7 inches

Description               :    The ancient history of Indonesia is presented alongside colourful illustrations, photographs and maps, creating a fascinating resource on Indonesia's rich and ancient culture.

6. INDONESIAN ACCENTS : ARCHITECTURE, INTERIOR DESIGN, ART

Title                            :    Indonesian accents : architecture, interior design, art

Hardcover                 :    216 pages

Author                       :    Tan Hock Beng

Publisher                   :    Watson-Guptill Publications (1999)

Language                   :    English

ISBN                            :    981-4019-99-2

Product Dimensions:    11.6 x 8.9 x 0.7 inches

Physical Description:    216 p. : ilus. ; 24 cm.

Description               :    The book is very well written, giving the reader a educational tour supplemented with a good variety of well composed and detailed photographs. I really like the fact that the photographs are not the oft-expected tourist-like shots or the professional studio-like shots so prevalent in books of art and architecture. It appears to me that a lot of time and effort was put into this book. I am aware of the fact that the author is in fact an architect and for that reason he has a specific photographic sensitivity that makes his book even more interesting. I have learned more about Indonesian art and architecture, including a very informative section on building materials than I would have ever expected. This book is by far one of the best productions about the works of a design firm.

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2. ARCHITECT MAGAZINE

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3. ARCHITECTURE TODAY

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4. WEB URBANIST

Web Urbanist is a city-centric online publication about built environments and all things urban. Our compliment of veteran authors cover global stories in the realms of architecture, art, design, travel and technology. That has 787 posts in category of Architecture, 875 posts in art, 547 in design.

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5. THE ARCHITECT’S NEWSPAPER

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6. PHAIDON

This site is sources information in many topics including architecture. It post the lates information and articles about architecture, design and art.

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7. SHUTTER STOCK

This is a website that provides images of ornaments and architectural designs that can be downloaded where image’s quality that is quite good/quality.

Visit the website at http://www.shutterstock.com/pic-2732625/stock-vector-indonesian-ornament.html

8. WORLD ARCHITECTURE

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10. INDONESIAN HERITAGE

By visiting the Indonesian Heritage Digital Library we can dig deeper and learn more about a particular topic that may be of interest to you through video presentations, photography, audio, music, and articles, that have been create dare also derived from partners to display online at this Digital Library.

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11.ARCHITECTURE WEEK

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1. ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN AND ETHICT

    Title                          :         Architectural Design And Ethics

    Author                      :         Thomas Fisher

    Publisher                  :         Elsevier (2008)

    Place                         :         USA

     Language                 :         English

     ISBN                          :         978-0-7506-6985-6

     Description               :         263 p. : ilus.

2. ARCHITECTURE: DESIGN NOTEBOOK

    Title                         :         Architectural Design And Ethics

    Author                    :         A. Peter Fawcett

    Publisher                :         Architectural Press (2003)

    Place                       :         Oxford

    Language               :         English

    ISBN                       :         978-0-7506-6985-6

    Description           :         199 p.: 2ed

https://www.uop.edu.jo/download/research/members/Architecture_Design_Notebook.pdf

3. ATLAS OF THE WORLD    ARCHITECTURE                                             

    Title                         :         Architectural Design And Ethics              

    Author                    :         Thomas Fisher

    Publisher               :         Elsevier (2008)

    Place                      :         USA

    Language               :         English

    ISBN                       :         978-0-7506-6985-6

    Description           :         263 p. : ilus.

JOURNAL & ARTICLES

1.  Title                          :    TIPOLOGI NUSANTARA GREEN ARCHITECTURE

                                          (RUAS)

     Authors                    :    Galih W. Pangarsa,

                                          Ema Y. Titisari,

                                          Abraham M. Ridjal, dan

                                          Jenny Ernawati

     Year                        :    2012

     Volume                  :    10 No 2

     Place                     :    Fakultas Teknik Universitas Brawijaya

     Abstract               :    In this study, Architecture archipelago analyzed with typological approach to understand the dynamics of culture.This effort is the first step to understanding and kontactualize values, philosophy, and design concepts embodied in the architecture of the archipelago.Given the multiplicity and plurality, the typology approach through a cultural approach is seen as the most appropriate method. Ethnographic research scope adapted to the architecture of the archipelago, which is classified according to the is lands of Java, Sumatra, Kalimantan, Sulawesi, and Papua. Forth is part of the study focused on the area of East Java. The results of this study found that the development of the archipelago architecture can be classified according to five categories of culture, namely: the might of megalithic peoples, forest conservationist community vigilance, perseverance farming communities inland, coastal communities openness, and the dynamics of industrial society. For the case of East Java, of  the data that has been collected, the archipelago architectural typology that can be identified is the perseverance of farmers in land, coastal communities openness, and the dynamics of industrial society. There search activities can proceed simultaneously (participatory) so it can be compiled data base architecture that can be used for other studies.

2.  Title                          :    SENI ORNAMEN NUSANTARA SEBAGAI SECONDARY SKIN

                                            BAGI SUN CONTROL PADA BANGUNAN

                                            (Simposium Nasional RAPI XI FT UMS)

     Authors                    :    Muhammad Siam Priyono Nugroho

     Year                         :    2012

     Volume                   :    10 No 2

     Place                       :    Universitas Muhammadiyah Surakarta

     Abstract                  :    Incoming sunlight into space will result in excessive glare. it is can be overcome by setting the entry of sunlight. This setting can be used second skin(secondary skin) of the building. The wealth of art ornaments archipelago potential as This seconds skin design inspiration. This study begins with the study of a variety of art ornaments Archipelago the lattice through the study of literature and search through the search engines on the internet.

Variety ornament pattern obtained redrawn using progeCAD 2009 Smart program and modeled on some conditions of space with SketchUp. Furthermore, the simulating penetration of sunlight into the room at 9 am,  12 noon, and 3 pm. The results were analyzed visually through shading patterns that occur in the interior of the model space. The use of secondary skin with three motifs generally reduces the intensity of light entry thus reducing the level of glare. Spatial orientation affects the depth the entry of  sunlight. The use of motifs with geometric patterns tend to be large causing a greater shadow effect so as to create a dramatic atmosphere yet can interfere with the view.Room atmosphere can be created by a variety of shadows that occur when sunlight into the room. Ornaments with pattern simple and has a rhythmic repetition will create a more neutral atmosphere. Ornament with an area of large perforations that will lead to a brighter atmosphere

3.  Title                          :    ORNAMENT

     Authors                    :    Christina A. Noble, Matthias Kohler, et al

     Year                          :    2009

     Place                         :    New York

     Publisher                  :    AIA.

      Volume                    :    2

     Abstract                   :    Architects are increasingly faced with shrinking influence, often only designing the building skin or an individual tenant improvement, but not necessarily both and not at the same time. As a result, modernist desires for a direct connection between interior space and the exterior envelope can no longer be controlled by a single architect and the concept of a unified architectural project no longer has primary relevance to contemporary construction processes. This has led many architects to focus on architecture as a manipulation of surfaces as a relevant means for design and construction today.

http://www.aia.org/aiaucmp/groups/aia/documents/pdf/aiab081741.pdf

4.  Title                          :    GOOD DESIGN—IT ALL ADDS UP

     Authors                    :    Royal Institute of British Architects

     Year                         :    2009

     Place                       :    London

     Publisher                :    Royal Institute of British Architects

     Abstract                  :    What is  the value of architecture? Is it worth the expense? Is design dispensable? As expenditure on construction schemes of all kinds, from schools to hospitals to regeneration projects, comes under the microscope, we hear these questions more and more. Maybe design has become synonymous with luxury and the high street, and its role in making ordinary objects desirable and expensive has overshadowed that of making things and places safe, understandable, durable, energy-efficient and affordable. The evidence assembled here counters the argument that design is a luxury in the production of the built environment, especially in straitened times. What this report brings to light is the true value of good architecture. Design that resolves problems and answers needs will pay for itself over a building’s lifetime. Good architecture has its price. But bad architecture – or no architecture at all – will cost you more. We summarise the research assessing the value of good design; include case studies that provide the evidence of good practice; and show how clients and those who live and work in a building can get the most out of it when it is created together with an architect.

http://www.architecture.com/Files/RIBAHoldings/PolicyAndInternationalRelations/Policy/Gooddesignitalladdsup.pdf

5.  Title                          :    TROPICAL-HUMID ARCHITECTURE IN NATURAL VENTILATION EFFICIENT POINT OF      

                                           VIEW : A Reference of Traditional Architecture in Indonesia

     Authors                     :   E. Prianto, F. Bonneaud, P. Depecker and J-P. Peneau

     Year                          :    2002

     Volume                    :    1 No 2

     Place                        :    France

     Abstract                   :    Microclimate comprehension of building provide data about ambient architecture, because the role of climatology is very important in architectural design development. This paper deals with ambient architecture in tropical and humid region, the investigation of natural ventilation efficiency in traditional architecture in Indonesia. Investigation was carried out with comparative method of architectural opus in Java Island. It is selected on historical basis, started from Islam proselytization period until the presence of architectural performance that has been developing up to now.

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