Shape ande space: Banyuwangi opera house with a coastal enviromental approach

Abstract

Abstract Banyuwangi is a city with natural beauty and cultural uniqueness. One its cultures is Osing. Because it has many art performances, Banyuwangi does not yet have a special place to accommodate all art activities. Tourism in coastal areas has a high potential because it offers the beauty of natuew in every corner as its main atrraction. Banyuwangi Opera House is a combination of Banyuwangi Gandrung dance, patrol music, and Umbul-Umbul Blambangan song. Descriptive method was employed in this study using the results of comparative studies on art performance buildings that have cultural history. This design was made as an icon to describe the characteristics of Banyuwangi. The shape is an analogy from the typology of Osing Architecture consisting of tikel, baresan, and cerocogan by modifying the planes. Osing spatial planning includes bale, jrumah, and pawon with a space arrangement from front to back combine with colors identical to the distinctive Gandrung Sewu dance attire, namely red, yellow, and black. From the results of this study, it is expected that young generations can protect and preserve the wisdom of local culture through works of art.