Adaptation of occupants with its environment in the official residence (case study: Housing of TNI AD Gaperta)

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An official residence is a housing provided by the state and used as a residence occupied by the official duties of officials and civil servants during their service in the city. The property rights of the official residence have limit, only valid while the residents serve in the city. The process of adaptation becomes indispensable because, in the early days of occupying the housing, residents will face a new social environment, which may be different from their previous environment. Furthermore, backgrounds such as economic, cultural, and social factors of each occupant will also determine the adaptation process that occurs. This research aims to find out and analyze adaptation process of the official residence's dwellers to its environment. This study used the descriptive-qualitative method by interviewing ten occupants who selected by purposive sampling method. Results of research indicated that the most adaptation process occurs adaptation by the reaction such as adding the number of room and service area.

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Nirfalini Aulia, D., & Aritonang, C. (2018). Adaptation of occupants with its environment in the official residence (case study: Housing of TNI AD Gaperta). In IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science (Vol. 126). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1755-1315/126/1/012157

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