Environmental friendly “Jambur” building relevance in Karo Batak communities and gotong-royong/sisampat-sampati communities in Covid-19 pandemics

Abstract

It can be an exciting and positive thing to realize an Indonesian-style building in a location from certain ethnic groups like the Karo Batak. Notably, suppose they collaborated with social empowerment where they live so that the diversity of Indonesia’s ethnic groups will be more colorful in cooperating or working together or in the “Sisampat-sampati” in Karo Language. In that case, this can be built by creating approaches for developing the character of ethnic groups and in person. Developing the character of a person or ethnic group in Indonesia will make the Indonesian people better in the future, because in principle, these characters are formed from many national cultures, such as respect for nature and others. Indonesia is very friendly or likes to communicate and interact, so that the use of social media in Indonesia can be said to be very broad and the third largest for several types of social media. However, whether this has excellent implications for increasing the quality of life or significant quality of life is still a big question especially Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) number 13, climate change. However, with a hypothesis that mutual character building is the right answer, the researcher is pleased to provide input from a broader view of character development itself and architecture. This will undoubtedly bring significant changes to the nation in the future. This paper is a conceptual article or literature study and input from several journals.