APPLICATION OF DECONSTRUCTION ARCHITECTURAL CONCEPTS IN PLANNING FOR JOB TRAINING CENTERS IN SOUTH KONAWE DISTRICT

Abstrak

In order to ensure optimal processing of abundant natural resources, in 1987 a Job Training Center (BLK) unit for the Technical Implementation Service (UPTD) was built under the auspices of the South Konawe Regency Transmigration and Manpower Service. After being established for approximately 35 years, UPTD BLK South Konawe needs to improve the quality of facilities and infrastructure as well as facilities that support the implementation of training through collaboration with various institutions/agencies both regionally, provincially and centrally. Physical problems that arise such as buildings that are no longer sturdy and have been damaged affect services at the UPTD BLK South Konawe building to a stage that is severe enough that the buildings are no longer used. The unplanned representation of the physical building means that the UPTD BLK South Konawe building needs a more attractive touch to increase its existence as a training building. Therefore, a deconstruction architectural approach is very suitable to be applied to this building. Thus, the aim of this research is to implement the principles of deconstruction architecture in the UPTD BLK South Konawe building. By implementing the deconstruction architectural concept in the UPTD BLK South Konawe building, it is hoped that it can provide a different spatial experience for users, something that differentiates and becomes the attraction of a training place.

Kata kunci

• Prinsip
• arsitektur dekonstruksi
• balai latihan
• perencanaan