Subadyo, A. Tutut (2019) Low energy site in the Sasak Senaru Traditional Architecture. Ecology, Environment and Conservation Paper, 25 (3). pp. 70-76. ISSN 0971-765X

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Abstract

The object of the research study focuses on the concept of low-energy architecture in the Sasak Senaru Traditional Architecture (ATSS). The first stage of the study was carried out relevant literature studies as
material for analyzing low-energy living buildings on ATSS. The analysis was carried out descriptively to
produce elements that support low energy criteria. Testing low energy elements using the Analytical
Hierarchy Process (AHP) method to determine the weight of the priority elements of traditional low energy
ATSS architectural design. The research results obtained are important factors in the ATSS design (bale/
traditional house, berugak, and geleng/barn) in Traditional Village Senaru, where low energy conceptors
are site design factors (orientation and land cover/pavement, geo-biological disturbances, vegetation,
topography and type of land, and guardrail) that are integrated in the green concept based on suitability
and carrying capacity of the site and landscape.

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