PADEPOKAN PERGURUAN IKATAN KELUARGA SILAT PUTRA INDONESIA KERA SAKTI

Pendekatan Desain Arsitektur Neo-Vernacular

Abstract

Pencak silat is an original Indonesian martial art that is rich in a variety of techniques, benefits and noble values ​​that should be preserved. Kera Sakti College, is a martial arts college under the auspices of IPSI. Kera Sakti College was established on January 15, 1980 in Madiun City. Kera Sakti College entered Papua for the first time in Merauke, precisely in the village of Waninggap Kai (Semangga 3) starting on July 5, 1989, it continued to grow until 1999 with 5 branches and when the number of branches reached 16 and the number of members was 1,202 people. Currently Kera Sakti College does not yet have a training center. This study aims to design the Kera Sakti college hermitage in Merauke by applying a neo-vernacular approach. The research method uses a descriptive research approach. The descriptive approach is an approach that is also called an investigative approach because researchers usually collect data face-to-face and interact with the people in the research area. The facilities and infrastructure built at the Kera Sakti hermitage include a sports building, training building, athlete's house, management office, prayer room, chapel, shophouse, multipurpose building, fitness and sauna building, sports equipment, canteen, generator room, and guard post. The design of the Kera Sakti Padepokan uses a neo-vernacular architectural approach and uses a philosophy taken from the Kera Sakti symbol which can be seen on the site plan.