Architectural Innovations in the Development of Sustainable Villas for Tourism in Lembang

Ahmad Ghazy Dananjaya

Abstract


Lembang, as one of the leading tourist destinations in Indonesia, holds great potential for the development of environmentally friendly and sustainable rental villas. This study aims to analyze effective regional planning strategies for the development of rental villas with a focus on sustainability. The method used is mixed methods, combining a survey of 311 tourists who stayed in rental villas and in-depth interviews with local stakeholders, including villa owners, tourism managers, and local communities. The survey results show that 80% of tourists prefer environmentally friendly accommodations, with 65% supporting the use of renewable energy, 70% favoring efficient waste management, and 75% preferring environmentally friendly building materials. The interviews revealed that 70% of stakeholders believe that good planning can enhance the tourist experience and minimize negative impacts on the local community. The novelty of this research lies in the integrative approach that combines regional planning, environmentally friendly technology, and local community involvement in every stage of rental villa development. This research contributes to the development of sustainability-based regional planning theories and offers practical recommendations for local government policies to support sustainable tourism. These findings are expected to provide insights into the development of environmentally friendly rental villas in Lembang

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