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‘sangga: anchor; darana: center of mind’

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The Information Center is a very important place in the delivery of information about Borobudur tourism. As an anchor of information, the Information Center must have the values contained in the philosophical meaning of Borobudur, and be a place for visitors to interact. The Information Center is also a means of preserving local culture and customs.

Borobudur Temple was designed through three main concepts namely MOON (mind), LAKE (natural-human relationship), and LOTUS (life).

PHILOSOPIHCAL

Information Center as a place to exchange ideas (MOON)

Borobudur Temple consists of three main parts namely arupadhatu (head), rupadhatu (body), and kamadhatu (feet). The Information Center is designed to have a tripartite shape adjusting the structure of the temple space.

FUNCTIONALITY

Information Center as a place to interact and socialize (LAKE)

Borobudur Temple Stupa has a unique shape with a very deep meaning. With various levels, in general, the shape of stupas resemble each other. The shape has a peak to symbolize the meeting point between nature, humans, and God.

CONTEXTUALITY

Information Center as a place to preserve culture (LOTUS)

The buildings in the Borobudur Complex mostly use Joglo roofs. The Information Center is also designed to use the Joglo house structure to maintain the regional context.

SANGGA DARANA

Information Center as a representation of Borobudur Temple (terraced mountain or Bhumi Sambhara Budhara)

The buildings inside the Borobudur Complex as large use the roof of the Joglo house. The Information Center is also designed to use the Joglo house structure to maintain the regional context.

ZONATION CONCEPT

The zoning function of the Information Center symbolizes the philosophical level of the Borobudur Temple. Zoning is divided into three main groups.

1. Arupadhatu (main), are the main functions that are accommodated such as information areas. 2. Rupadhatu (middle), are supporting functions such as the visitor lounge, administration room, management room. 3. Kamadhatu (low), is a service function of buildings such as reception, prayer rooms, and bathrooms.

STRUCTURE AND MATERIAL CONCEPTS

The main structure of the building uses concrete and wood, especially the intercropping structure commonly used in Joglo houses. Other materials used include glass, natural stone, brick, and shingles. The concept of material is locality and sustainability so that all materials are obtained from building material providers around Magelang and Yogyakarta with a travel distance of 3-14 km and a travel time of 10-90 minutes.

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