Blended Design Approach of Long Span Structure and Malay Traditional Architecture

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The growing population in the world is so fast, which is followed by the increasing need of some new and large activities. Architects face the problem on how to facilitate buildings with various activities such as for large meeting, conference, indoors gymnasium and sports, and many others. The long span structure of building is one of the solutions to solve that problem. Generally, large buildings which implemented this structure will look as a technological, modern and futuristic ones or even neo futuristic performance. But on the other hand, many people still want to enjoy the specific and unique senses of local traditional architecture. So is the Malay people who want an easy pleasant large facilities which can be fulfilled by implementing modern long span building structure technology. In the same time, their unique sense of Malay traditional architecture can still be maintained. To overcome this double problems of design, it needs a blended design approach of long span structure and Malay Traditional Architecture.

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Sundari, T. (2017). Blended Design Approach of Long Span Structure and Malay Traditional Architecture. In IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science (Vol. 97). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1755-1315/97/1/012024

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