THE LINGKAGE BETWEEN THE LANDSCAPE OF SALIM SILVER PRODUCTION HOUSE AND IT’S NEIGHBORHOOD

Abstract

Salim Silver Art is a Kotagede silver company as well as a private house located in the middle of the narrow alleys of Kotagede. Its function as a place for silver production as well as a residence makes this house have a unique landscape arrangement, so this research aims to find out more deeply how the landscape of this production house is connected to its surroundings and how it connects between spaces in its own area. The methodology used in this study uses a qualitative method with the primary data coming from interviews and direct observation, while the secondary data comes from literature studies. The results of this study reveal that this production house is connected to the surrounding environment by the existence of longkangan in this house. The conclusion of this study is the relationship between the parts of the house and the elements of the 'image of the city' theory around it creates a bond that influences activity and circulation in the production house and the surrounding area.