Abstract
Ampel Arab Village is a village that is mostly inhabited by ethnic Arabs. The hallmark of this village is, the atmosphere is typical of the Middle East. Ampel Arab Village is located in the Sunan Ampel Religious Tourism area in the city of Surabaya. This village has a traditional market where the Arabs trade. They sell. They sell objects that have the breath of Islam such as prayer tools, prayer beads, Islamic religious reading books, the Qur'an, dates, raisins, Middle Eastern specialties and other Middle Eastern knick-knacks. As a tourist village visited by many tourists, this village needs to have a visual identity that can become the identity of this village. Environmental graphics in the form of landmark typography that have the characteristics of Kampung Arab Ampel are suitable for visual identity. It is hoped that this typographical landmark can become a marker and always be remembered by tourists visiting Ampel Arab Village.
Highlights
Ampel Arab Village which is located in the area of Sunan Ampel Religious Tourism Area, 1stAmpel Kejeron Street, No.4, RT.006/RW.02, Ampel, Semampir, Surabaya City, East Java, is a village mostly inhabited by Arabs
And Discussion Typographical landmarks are very important in becoming a visual identity in Ampel Arab
Designing environmental graphics in the form of typographic landmarks must go through many stages
Summary
Ampel Arab Village which is located in the area of Sunan Ampel Religious Tourism Area, 1stAmpel Kejeron Street, No., RT.006/RW., Ampel, Semampir, Surabaya City, East Java, is a village mostly inhabited by Arabs. Long ago in 1451, Arabs came to Ampel Surabaya because of Raden Ahmad Rahmatullah or commonly known as "Sunan Ampel". He is a member of the Wali Songo, which is the guardian and leader of the spread of Islam in Indonesia. In the 19th century, more and more Arab ethnic groups came to the Ampel area because the trade potential in Surabaya was very large They bought a house in the Ampel area and settled there. In addition to the policy of grouping foreign immigrants regulated by the Dutch government, Sunan Ampel took part in the grouping of ethnic Arabs in the Ampel area of Surabaya
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