BALE BANJAR PEKANDELAN LEGIAN AS AN ARCHITECTURAL IMPLEMENTATION WITH ENVIRONTMENTALLY FRIENDLY BUILDING CONCEPT IN KUTA

Ni Made Mitha  Mahastuti; I Made  Adhika; Ngakan Ketut Acwin  Dwijendra; I Nyoman Susanta

Ni Made Mitha Mahastuti Udayana University
I Made Adhika Udayana University
Ngakan Ketut Acwin Dwijendra Udayana University
I Nyoman Susanta Udayana University

Keywords: Bale banjar, environmentally friendly, pollution, Kuta

Abstract

Bale banjar is a space where Balinese traditional communities gather and carry out their social and cultural activities together. Bale banjar is a form of culture that has maintained the existence of Balinese society to this day. The concept in building it also uses the benchmarks of Traditional Balinese Architecture, namely, Tri Hita Karana, Tri Angga, Tri and Sanga Mandala, and Asta Kosala Kosali. These concepts are concepts that are full of respect for nature and the environment. Now in the modern era, these concepts are being increasingly promoted due to the trend of environmentally friendly buildings amidst the rise of large-scale development. Environmentally friendly means architecture that is based on the idea of "minimizing energy use without limiting or changing the function of the building, the comfort or productivity of its occupants." Based on these thoughts, it was deemed appropriate to introduce Bale Banjar as one of the architectural buildings that applies an environmentally friendly concept to minimize pollution that occurs in the surrounding area. The location of the bale banjar in question is also in the Kuta tourist area which is full of buildings supporting tourism facilities and tends to ignore the concept of being one with the environment. The writing method used is descriptive qualitative with a case study approach. The results obtained are that Bale Banjar Pekandelan Legian is useful for supporting the surrounding environment as a building with an environmentally friendly concept.

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