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"Skripsi ini membahas tentang pendekatan lanskape urban bersejarah atau historic urban landscape approach (HUL) dalam mengonservasi Rumah Cimanggis menjadi suatu bangunan yang dinamis dan mampu bertahan mengikuti arus globalisasi. Rumah Cimanggis merupakan bangunan bersejarah dari masa pemerintahan VOC yang terdapat di Depok. Pada saat ini keberadaan Rumah Cimanggis terancam karena adanya pembangunan kampus Universitas Islam Internasional Indonesia (UIII). Dalam menyelesaiakan tulisan ini dilakukan sebuah studi literatur tentang pendekatan lanskape urban bersejarah, konservasi dan studi kasus Rumah Cimanggis dan kampus UIII, dimana hasil studi literatur HUL akan dijadikan suatu acuan atau tahapan dalam mengonservasi Rumah Cimanggis menjadi bagian kampus UIII yang mampu bertahan di era globalisasi dan bersifat dinamis. Pada hasil akhir didapati bahwa Rumah Cimanggis memenuhi kriteria sebagai bangunan cagar budaya tingat kota atau kabupaten dan layak untuk dikonservasi menggunakan pendekatan lanskape urban bersejarah dan layak menjadi bagian dari kampus UIII.

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This essay discusses the historical urban landscape approach (HUL) in conserving the Cimanggis House into a dynamic building that is able to survive the flow of globalization. Cimanggis House is a historical building from the VOC administration in Depok. At present the existence of the Cimanggis House is threatened because of the construction of the Indonesian International Islamic University (UIII) campus. In completing this paper a literature study of the historical urban landscape approach, conservation and case studies of the Cimanggis House and UIII campus, where the results of the HUL literature study will be used as a reference or stage in conserving Cimanggis House as part of the UIII campus that is able to survive in the era of globalization and dynamic. In the final results it was found that Cimanggis House fulfilled the criteria as a city or regency cultural heritage building and was feasible to be conserved using the historic urban landscape approach and deserved to be part of the UIII campus."

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"ABSTRAKKyoto telah menjadi ibukota Negara Jepang selama kurang lebih 1100 tahun. Hal inimembuat Kyoto memilki sumber daya budaya yang tidak sedikit. Bangunan-bangunantradisional yang ada di Kyoto merupakan salah satu contohnya. Namunseiring dengan perkembangan sosial-ekonomi, terdapat kekhawatiran pemerintah kotadalam mempertahankan bangunan-bangunan tradisional tersebut. Skripsi inimenjelaskan usaha-usaha yang dilakukan oleh pemerintah prefektur, pemerintahpusat (Jepang), dan internasional (melalui UNESCO) untuk mengelola sumber dayabudaya yang ada di Kota Kyoto. Penulis menggunakan 4 jenis dokumen yangdigunakan untuk melaksanakan peneltian ini. Dokumen-dokumen tersebut adalahLandscape of Kyoto (rencana tata kota dan rencana pelestarian kota), Law on theProtection of the Cultural Properties, Undang-Undang Preservasi Kota Tua (KotoHozonhou/ 古都保存法 ), dan hasil konvensi dari Convention Concerning TheProtection of The World Heritage UNESCO 1972.

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ABSTRACTKyoto has become the capital of Japan for approximately 1100 years. As a result,Kyoto possesses many cultural properties. Some of the examples are traditionalbuildings located all around Kyoto . However, as socioeconomic developmentprogresses, the municipal administration had concerns in maintaining the traditionalbuildings. This thesis explains the efforts done by Japan Prefecture government,Japan Central government, and the International government (through UNESCO) inmanaging the city of Tokyo?s cultural properties. In conducting this research, fourtypes of documents were used. The documents are Landscape of Kyoto (urbanplanning and urban preservation planning), Law on the Protection of the CulturalProperties, Law on the preservation of Old City (Koto Hozonhou/古都保存法), andthe result of the Convention Concerning The Protection of The World HeritageUNESCO 1972."