Javanese traditional house

Home is a basic human needs after food and clothing. In the development of the house is not only a means of shelter from the rain and the heat of the sun, which means that only meets the technical function, but has grown by considering the function of aesthetic and philosophical. Thus the residents will feel safe, comfortable and full of a sense of art and spiritual needs. Will further influence the development of the function of the dwelling house will bear the form architecture Javanese house from the most simple form of Panggung Pe, Kampung, Limasan and Joglo.

Spatial in a traditional Javanese house which this is
Kuncungan,
Porch,
pendhapa,
pringgitan,
Dalem Ageng,
Gandhok,
Gadri,
Pawon,
Pekiwan
and Gedhogan.

While the material in the manufacture of this house is derived from jackfruit wood and wood glugu. For rural people jackfruit wood building materials more proud because in addition to beautifully textured wood jackfruit, jackfruit tree number is limited because there are no forests jackfruit.

 

 

 

Joglo Roof Kudus

One that captivated the attention of people is critical of the traditional house. From the shape of traditional house itself is unique. His name Joglo Pencu. Middle remained there four pillars, there is intercropping, towering roof, graceful and powerful impression.

Note the custom house roof Kudur well! Precarious perch on top of the tile, which generally oblique head patterned plants (creepers) as a feature of Islamic culture. There are several types of oblique is precarious wedok (tight bun), precarious elephant (precarious companion in the ridge of the roof), a precarious king (precarious middle of the ridge of the roof). At the peak of the roof of the king precarious perch with motifs of plants

Joglo Based on The Type of Roof

This joglo traditional home design has its own value in terms of cultural preservation and attractiveness as it began rarely encountered. From the roof known three basic types of traditional Javanese house, namely:

1. Joglo
2. Limasan
3. Kampung 

 

 

 

Limasan derived from the word "lima-lasan" (fifteen) that is simple calculations measure "molo" 3 meters and "blandar" of 5 meters. But if molo 10 meters, then the blandar must wear a size 15 meter = Javanese limalasan (Five dozen).