Abstract
The existence of the Bajo in Indonesia is spread across almost all of the islands. Central Sulawesi is one of the islands with 61 Bajo settlements spread across various districts including Morowali Regency with 31 Bajo settlements. Bajo tribal settlements are unique in terms of the culture of fishing and life (Gotong-Royong) causing the need for evaluation. The uniqueness of the Bajo tribe can be seen from the procedures for building a house and a culture of cooperation (Gotong-Royong) owned. The research method uses value engineering, which consists of several levels, namely: the first stage of the identification process, the second stage of studying the concept of houses and settlements, the third stage of planning and testing design, and the next stage of planning. The results of this study found various patterns of cooperation (Gotong Royong) informing the Bajo community village. The procedure, determining the location of settlements is strongly influenced by the Gotong Royong which is still strong among the Bajo people.
Highlights
Indonesia has 64,349 villages scattered throughout the region of Indonesia (Waani, 2011)
The results of this study found various patterns of cooperation (Gotong Royong) informing the Bajo community village
Value engineering aims to find the best value of construction activities related to efforts to revive degraded cultural values or the process of returning value related to the function of values in the structure and activities of the construction of houses and settlements to achieve targets related to the efficiency and effectiveness of the functions of a development using sources local power based on local culture that is consistent with the quality and performance required (Hamersley, 2002)
Summary
Indonesia has 64,349 villages scattered throughout the region of Indonesia (Waani, 2011). In Indonesia, the current financing for urban centers and villages is 90:10, similar to the demand for houses for middle and lower classes which is inversely proportional to the ability to prepare homes for them. Because there is a very high gap every year, it is shown by the increasing need for housing that continues to increase while the ability to provide housing is limited. This problem generally occurs in the city, while the problem in rural areas lies in the quality of homes and settlements that are considered to meet the standards of homes and environments healthy, and the tendency to leave the shape of the house that became the identity of the community. A way is needed that enables the improvement of the ability to provide housing, especially for rural communities who do not leave local architecture as the local wisdom they have in development in Indonesia
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