Perencanaan Dan Perancangan Sekolah Tinggi Musik Di Kabupaten Timor Tengah Utara (Pendekatan Metafora Arsitektur)

SAKUNAB, Ambrosius (2021) Perencanaan Dan Perancangan Sekolah Tinggi Musik Di Kabupaten Timor Tengah Utara (Pendekatan Metafora Arsitektur). Undergraduate thesis, Universitas Katolik Widya Mandira Kupang.

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Abstract

Music is a universal language for everyone who hears it. Music is one type of art that is always in demand by everyone and from all circles today, the type of music that is currently developing is modern music. People who have more interest in modern music need a place to add knowledge about modern music and to develop their musical abilities. One of these forums is the existence of high school educational institutions that specifically provide knowledge about music. The planning of a music high school in TTU district have more interest in the world of music. Therefore we need a formal educational institutional for music high schools that can support and continue the talents or interests of the community in their musical hobbies as well as channel their hobbies in music. In general, the goal to be achieved in writing this final paper is to design a music high school education center in TTU district as a place that is able to accommodate teaching and learning activities as well as develop a hobby or musical talent. The concept of the approach to the form of a music high school education center refers to the application of architecture metaphors to be applied to this music high school building, namely by showing the physical and non-physical forms of the building which will make it easier for people to know that the building has an impression, perception or description of the function of the building through dominant display expression.

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