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"ABSTRAKSkripsi ini membahas tentang simulasi rumah pada experience room IKEA hingga mencapai kondisi hiperrealitas. Hiperrealitas adalah suatu keadaan di mana sebuah kenyataan menjadi lebih nyata dibandingkan kenyataan yang sesungguhnya. Hiperrealitas kemudian dapat dimanfaatkan untuk memberikan pengalaman ruang yang lebih bagi orang di dalamnya. Salah satunya contohnya dapat dilihat pada experience room dalam ruang ritel yang memberikan pengalaman berbelanja yang lebih bagi pelanggan. Studi kasus dilakukan pada experience room IKEA Indonesia, di mana pengunjung dapat mengalami rumah yang ditata menggunakan produk-produk IKEA. Experience room IKEA dibuat dengan merefleksikan realitas kehidupan masyarakat saat ini, terutama mengenai rumah dan masyarakat di kawasan perkotaan. Namun, terdapat realitas yang diputarbalikkan dan ditutupi, di mana IKEA tidak merefleksikan kehidupan masyarakat di Indonesia secara spesifik karena didesain berdasarkan kehidupan di negara lain. Hal ini menyebabkan experience room IKEA dapat disebut sebagai simulakra dan menjadi hiperrealitas

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ABSTRACTThis undergraduate thesis discusses about simulation of home in IKEA 39 s experience room until it becomes hyperreality. Hyperreality is a situation when a reality becomes more real compared to the real reality. Hyperreality then can be used to give more spatial experience for the people experiencing it. One of the example of it can be seen on experience room in retail space that gives more service experience for the customers. Case study of this topic was done in IKEA Indonesia 39 s experience room, where customers are able to experience houses that are designed and planned with IKEA 39 s products. IKEA 39 s experience room were made by reflecting reality of life in the city, especially related to home and the people in the city. But there are realities that were masked where IKEA does not spesifically reflect the life in the city in Indonesia because IKEA 39 s products were designed based on life in other country. These then lead the experience room to become a simulacra and become hyperreality. "

"Over the course of its 2,500-year history, Buddhism has found expression in countless architectural forms, from the great monastic complexes of ancient India to the fortified dzongs of Bhutan, the rock-carved temple grottoes of China, the wooden shrines of Japan, and the colorful wats of Cambodia, Laos, and Thailand. Architecture of the Buddhist World, a projected six-volume series by the noted architect and scholar Vikram Lall, represents a new multidisciplinary approach to this fascinating subject, showing how Buddhist thought and ritual have interacted with local traditions across the Asian continent to produce masterpieces of religious architecture. The first volume in the series, The Golden Lands, is devoted to Southeast Asia, home to many of the most spectacular Buddhist monuments. Following a general introduction to the early history of Buddhism and its most characteristic architectural forms (the stupa, the temple, and the monastery), Lall examines the Buddhist architecture of Myanmar, Vietnam, Indonesia, Cambodia, Thailand, and Laos in turn. For each country, he provides both a historical overview and case studies of noteworthy structures. Lall's concise and accessible text is illustrated throughout with new color photography, as well as 3-D architectural renderings that make even the most complex structures easily comprehensible. The monuments that Lall considers in The Golden Lands range from the modest Bupaya stupa, constructed in Bagan, Myanmar, in the third century AD, to the vast complex of Borobudur in Central Java, the world's largest Buddhist monument; his achievement is to place them all within a single panorama of history, religion, and artistic innovation. "