Revitalization of Labuan Station, Medan, with a Post-Modern Architectural Approach
Abstract
Labuan Railway Station has been an integral part of the history
of Indonesian railways since it began operating in the city of Medan
for a significant period. Its existence has become an important marker
in the cultural heritage of Medan, North Sumatera. Unfortunately, this
station has now experienced a significant decline in operations and
facilities, resulting in its current inability to operate fully. Therefore, a
revitalization effort is necessary, focusing on providing new facilities
without neglecting the preservation of the existing building's values.
This study aims to evaluate the strategies required to redevelop
the role of Labuan Station as a functional transportation hub while
maintaining the historical integrity and authenticity of the building.
Qualitative methods and a case study approach are used to analyze
the challenges and opportunities associated with reviving the station's
operations and redesigning its facilities. It is hoped that the results of this study will provide more
comprehensive insights into how to enhance the function of railway
stations with historical value. Consequently, this study can serve as a
guide for stakeholders in redesigning Labuan Station without
diminishing the historical values inherent in the station, as well as
developing sustainable strategies for similar stations in Indonesia.
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