Spatial adaptation strategies of HBE in Kampong Batik Trusmi Cirebon

Abstract

Home-Based Enterprise is a business that relies on households [1]. With the existence of dual-function at home, both economic and domestic activities that are mutually mixed will ultimately affect the interiority of its inhabitants. In Indonesia, HBE is one of the implemented business entities, and many of them are engaged in the creative economy sector, one of which is Batik production. The Case Study was one of the HBE houses batik in the Trusmi Cirebon area. In Trusmi, there are many batik artisans use their homes as places to produce batik. The process of Batik Tulis has many process stages and requires considerable space for each stage. The question of this research is what kind of interior adaptation implemented in balancing domestic and economic activities, which is batik creating. This research also identifies the factors that influence the applied adaptations at HBE. The author takes a sample of a house that carry out Batik Tulis production, which involves many processes that occur in one house. In the discussion, the effects of the stages of the batik process on space adaptation applied by the occupants of the house to balance economic and domestic activities will be identified.