Perancangan “Alas Jati” Sebagai Wisata Alam di Desa Wisata Caturharjo, Bantul
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https://doi.org/10.24002/jai.v3i1.6514Keywords:
Wisata alam, Neo-Vernakular, Masterplan WisataAbstract
Desa Wisata merupakan pedesaan yang memiliki karakteristik khusus dan dapat digunakan sebagai daerah tujuan wisata karena penduduknya masih memiliki tradisi dan budaya asli. Faktir pendukung desa wisata adalah pertanian, kekayaan alam dan struktur sosial yang masih asli. Salah satu desa wisata yang memiliki tradisi dan alam yang masih asli adalah Desa Caturharjo. Desa ini memiliki kekayaan pemandangan alam yang indah yang menyebar di seluruh wilayah. Salah satu potensi wisata alam yang menjadi unggulan adalah wisata alam Alas Jati. Wisata ini memiliki keunikan karena hutan jati tumbuh di batu kapur bekas pertambangan kapur. Pohon jati memiliki karakteristik akan menggugurkan daunnya pada musim kemarau, sehingga hutan tersebut akan tampak berwarna putih pada saat musim kemarau. Metode yang digunakan untuk mencari kebutuhan pengguna adalah metode observasi lapangan dan wawancara dengan pihak desa. Pengaruh budaya yang kental dan tuntuntan akan modernitas membuat perancangan masterplan kawasan wisata Alas Jati menggunakan konsep Neo-Vernakular . Konsep tersebut mampu menyatukan lokalitas dan modernitas. Penggunaan konsep Neo-Vernakular tercermin dalam desain fasilitas wisata dan material yang digunakan.
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