Comparative Space of the Kanoman Palace and Kacirebonan Palace, Indonesia
Ina Helena Agustina; Astri Mutia Ekasari; Irland Fardani;Hilwati Hindersah; M. Alfan Alfan Syahzidan
Department Of Urban and Regional Planning – Faculty Of Engineering, UNISBA
Abstract
Kanoman Palace and Kacirebonan Palace still show their existence. The form of existence is demonstrated through the existence of palace building, the king, and all of its activities. Although both are palace space, but there are differences in the composition of the space. This difference needs to be shown as a knowledge of a palace space. The purpose of this paper is to describe the arrangement of spaces and patterns of micro and meso spaces for the Kanoman Palace and Kacirebonan Palace. Approach methods used is a comparative techniques for or the two palace maps. The map was obtained from aerial photographs using drones, then became a two-dimensional map. The spatial arrangement and the spatial patterns were obtained from the results of field research and previous research reports. Furthermore, the similarities and differences within the spaces were grouped and interpreted. The result of this research can be the findings of knowledge about the micro and meso spatial arrangement and pattern of a palace, thus it can be an input for policy of the heritage of the palaces in Cirebon.
Keywords: Comparative; Meso-space; Micro-space; Kanoman-Palace; Kacirebonan-Palace
Topic: Architecture