JOGLO THE TRADITIONAL HOUSE OF JAVA


JOGLO HOUSE

Joglo is a Javanese traditional house. Consists of two main parts, the hall and the main hall. The main part is the room in front of the house has a large open-plan space, this room is usually used to receive guests or a playroom where children and families relax. while the main hall is a part of the house in a room in the room, the family room and the other room is more privacy. The characteristics of the building is the roof Joglo house that looks like a towering mountain.
Not only the majestic, beautiful, full of meaning and sociocultural values, architecture joglo house is also proven to reduce the earthquake. The house is an interpretation joglo Java architecture that reflects tranquility, this home is a unique structure that is present among the buildings that diverse. This interpretation is characterized by the use of a solid roof construction and arches with a variety of forms in each room.
Joglo is  a traditional house  of ancient indigenous art has qualified as a form of high architectural value and cultural areas as well as one art form or style of building traditional building arts.
The main building of the framework consists of four pillars joglo, the main mast with overlapping sledge Songo (nine overlapping) or overlapping Telu (three overlapping) on it. Joglo structure like that, except as the support of the main structure of the house, and the pedestal roof can be shaped conical roofs.
in terms of architecture, the art of architecture is not just an understanding of the art of house construction, is also a reflection of the values and norms of the people of Java. Human love of the sense of beauty, even the religious attitude is reflected in the architecture of the house with this style.
At the entrance, joglo has three doors, the main door in the middle and the second door on the left and right of the main door. The third part of the door has a symbolic meaning that the bow fighting in the middle of a large family, while two doors on the right and left to the law.
In the space called gedongan serves as a holy place, a place where the Imam leads the prayers associated with symbolic meaning as a sacred place, sacred and holy. Gedongan also serves as the main bed is respected and at any given time will be used as the bridal bed for their children.
Social status
In a structured Javanese society and tradition, Joglo also reflect Javanese social status; this type of building is only reserved for palace (keratin), official residence, government estate, and the house of nobles (ningrat). Originally commoners are not allowed to construct this kind of house as their residence
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