Implementing the Greenship Existing Building 1.1 to Improve Catholic Church Performance (Case Study: St. Antonius Padua Pasuruan, East Java)

Abstract

Caring for, utilizing and preserving cultural heritage buildings located in polluted areas is not a simple matter. There are many things that become the focus of attention, such as commitment and consistency of human resources, various policies/ regulations as conservation guidelines, supporting equipment, maintenance/ renovation methods, recycling/ reuse materials, utilization management, and cost optimization. Evaluating the performance of cultural heritage buildings based on the Greenship Existing Building Version 1.1. becomes valuable input for managers. The next step is to evaluate the green perception and behavior of the Catholics to overcome the problem of disturbing the comfort of worship. Environmental improvement and improving the quality of green perception and behavior are two inseparable things, interrelated and reinforcing each other. Utilizing Greenship parameters and Importance Performance Analysis can produce a form of evaluation that is right on target. The results of the evaluation become recommendations for the implementation of improving building performance and optimizing the cost of preserving the Catholic Church of St. Antonius Padua Pasuruan as a cultural heritage. Research shows that the Church is ranked Silver, with a Church score of 52.99% (62 points) smaller than the total score of 117 points. Efforts to improve church performance based on the potential of Catholics are focused on reforestation, saving electricity consumption and increasing the capacity of church building maintenance personnel.