Spirit of Place Analysis of Bandar Lampung Teluk Market as The Act of Heritage Conservation

Ishar S I, Sadad I

Abstract


Bandar Lampung Teluk Market Area is an important areaforming Bandar
Lampung city in the past. This area is an economic milestone in the city and is known as a
strategic trading area since 1839. Its position which directly tangent to the coastal
areasinvites migrants from all over the country to trade. Starting from the superior potential
of seafood, Teluk Marketoffers an increasingly diverse variety of commodities. Starting
from the needs of food, clothing to the entertainment. Cultural diversity of people around
the Teluk Market coming from all over the country offers a multi-ethnic nuance and creates
variety of unique food whichfinally became the famous culinary in the city until now.Not
only known as a trading center, Teluk Market is also known as the lifestyle center in its
heyday. These potentials leave a nostalgic atmosphere to the area. The area is surrounded
by the architecture of Dutch heritage buildings, old pagoda, and old shops that aged over 60
years. But as the era progressed, precisely since 1984 where Tanjung Karang and Teluk
Betung merged into a single city (known as Bandar Lampung), this area is getting less
interested by the visitors. Teluk Market is seen as an untapped old trading area. The
development and construction of Bandar Lampung City concentrates more on Tanjung
Karang which is now increasingly filled with modern shopping centers. Teluk Market
continued to fade in popularity compared to modern mall markets.Therefore, this study
aims to rediscover the spirit of place in the Teluk Market area and then introduce it back to
the community as one of the identity of Bandar Lampung City. This research will analyze
the spirit of place of this region by way of; 1) analyzing the spirit of place in terms of the
architecture of the old buildings by identifying the style and age of the buildings; 2)
analyzing the perceptions of surrounding communities. This research will result building
typology and community perception of Teluk Market which can be used as a foundation in
conserving and developing Teluk Market area as a heritage area


Keywords


Teluk Market, Spirit of place, Building typology, Community Perception

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