| dc.description.abstract | Along withthe development of the times, people's markets are starting to be eliminated by the
existence of supermarkets, malls and other shopping centers which are considered
clean,comfortable, well organized, andalso safe. This is also felt by the people's markets in North
Tapanuli Regency. As an area that is a center for trade in agricultural products, North Tapanuli
Regency still does not have a people's market that meets market building standards,
especially the people's market in Tarutung (Onan Tarutung). Human needs that continue to
develop require the support of facilities that can accommodate human activities in it. The
problems that exist are the lack of awareness of market cleanliness, discomfort, unsafe, not
well-organized zoning, and also not accessible to persons with disabilities. The lack of
progress in the standard of living of the people in Tarutung has resulted in the slums of the
market area continuing to increase so that the existence of people's markets is increasingly
inferior to modern shopping centers. Therefore, the rejuvenation anddevelopment of the area that
will be carried out at Onan Tarutung is through a neo-vernacular architectural approach, not
on(v through physical form but through socio-cultural relations with the environmen.t The
application of neo-vernaculararchitecture also providesa new fimctionfor the developmentof Onan
Tarutung, namelythe existence of the 'alaman' concept where sellers can sell in the middle of a
mass of buildings which can give a natural impression in accordance with the huta batak concept,
as well as the existence of flexible spaces such as plazas that can be used as community for social
activities in the fonn of religious, cultural, and other social events. | en_US |
