Designing the Nusantara Music Center with a Contemporary Nusantara Architectural Approach in the BSD City Area

Sakoikoi, Christ Ibenz Sareng and Sudarwani, Margareta Maria and Eni, Sri Pare (2026) Designing the Nusantara Music Center with a Contemporary Nusantara Architectural Approach in the BSD City Area. Formosa Journal of Applied Sciences (FJAS), 5 (2). pp. 779-796. ISSN 2962-6447

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Abstract

Indonesia is known as an archipelagic country with a rich and diverse culture, including traditional music spread across various regions. The Nusantara Music and Instrument Center preserve Indonesia's traditional musical heritage through its collection of classical instruments, education, and performances. The center provides training to young people in mastering traditional instruments and promotes the beauty of Nusantara music. By integrating traditional elements into contemporary music, the center maintains its relevance and public appreciation. Through these activities, the center plays a central role in preserving and advancing Indonesia's rich traditional music, as well as inspiring its continuity. The center is an important platform for the preservation and promotion of Indonesian music culture. This study uses observational methods through field data and building data.

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