Experimental Study of Adaptive Reuse on Bali Festival Park Building using Adaptive Reuse Potential Analysis (ARP) Method

Ida Bagus Gede Parama Putra, I Putu Ellsa Sarassantika

Abstract


This study aims to develop a set of a strategic framework for the successful implementation of Adaptive Reuse in Bali’s Taman Festival. As rapid urbanization and tourism growth in Bali pose challenges to cultural and environmental preservation, Adaptive Reuse has emerged as a promising approach to transform existing structures while minimizing ecological footprint. This study employs a multidisciplinary research methodology, integrating architectural, environmental, cultural, and structural perspectives. Through a thorough analysis of historical context, existing conditions, and stakeholder engagement, this study identifies key challenges and opportunities in implementing Adaptive Reuse in the unique context of Bali’s Taman Festival. This study also explores case studies of successful Adaptive Reuse projects around the world, gaining insight and understanding into appropriate intervention strategies for the retrofitting of buildings in Bali’s Taman Festival. These case studies contribute to the development of a set of best practices tailored to the specific cultural and environmental context of Bali’s Taman Festival. In conclusion, this study provides a comprehensive review and strategic framework of sustainable design criteria in the implementation of Adaptive Reuse in Bali’s Taman Festival. Considering environmental, cultural and economic considerations, this proposed framework serves as a guide for stakeholders involved in the revitalization of structures as well as the restoration of buildings, thereby contributing to the sustainability and resilience of the area as a whole.

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Adaptive Reuse,Festival Bali Park, Adaptive Reuse Potential

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.17509/jare.v7i1.74763

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