Kampung Nelayan Vertikal di Kelurahan Lapulu Penekanan Arsitektur Ekologi

Abstract

This writing aims to accommodate the activities and activities of the community in coastal areas, especially fishermen in Lapulu Village. Geographically, the people of Lapulu Village, Abeli District, are mostly fishermen who live, grow and develop in coastal areas, which is a transition area between land and sea areas. Most of the people of Lapulu Village, either directly or indirectly, depend on their survival from managing the potential of marine resources (Dian Puteri Nurbaity, 2016). The population growth of Lapulu sub-district from 2011-2019 has increased very rapidly. To overcome the increasing population and lack of land in Lapulu Village, a concept of vertical village arrangement is needed.Vertical village is a residential concept that transforms from a village that is formed in upward tiers with the aim of minimizing land use. The concept of Vertical Village is expected to be the design basis for vertical housing that is able to accommodate all villages with unfavorable conditions. The concept of vertical village itself is different from vertical housing in general. In the concept of Vertical Village, there is a village value that is not found in other vertical residences such as flats and apartments. Vertical Village has characteristics such as values, social, cultural values. The vertical village also depicts the identity of the villagers, so that it is in accordance with the lives of the village community.Meanwhile, to overcome environmental problems caused by several factors such as: global warming, and waste pollution, an ecological approach is needed. For this reason, the author applies an EcologicalArchitecture approach to design, where with the concept of emphasis on this design has a positive impact on the surrounding environment and the residential environment in it. With this, the community will get healthy and decent housing and can improve the quality of life of the people of Lapulu Fisherman Village.Therefore, efforts to improve livelihood feasibility are supported by the procurement of adequate environmental facilities and infrastructure to be able to accommodate activities and activities and in an effort to support the vision of the Kendari City Government to realize a slum-free city in Lapulu Village, so the author conducted research on Vertical Fisherman Village with the Concept of Ecological Architecture in Abeli District, Lapulu Village, Kendari City.