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SELAYAR REGENCY GEOGRAPHY Position : 5o42’– 7o35’S and 120o15’ – 122o30’ E Total Area : 10,503.69 Km 2 consist of 1,357.03 Km2 of land area and 9,146.66 Km2 of sea area Coastline : 670 Km Borderline : Bulukumba Regency in North, East Nusa Tenggara Province in South, Makassar Strait in West, and Flores Sea in West and East ADMINISTRATION Headship : Regent Capital District : Benteng District Coverage Area : 11 Districts, 7 Urban Communities, 81 Villages DEMOGRAPHY & LABOR FORCE Total Population : 130,199 people, made up of 67,609 SOCIAL CONDITION women and 62,590 men Population Density : 96 people/Km2 Enrollment Rate based on Education Growth Rate : 1.13% (2014 – 2015) Primary School or Equivalent for 95.68%, Junior High School or Sex Ratio : 92.57 Equivalent for 67.72%, Senior High School/Vocational School or Labor Force : 62,369 people, made up of 36,874 Equivalent for 60.79% men and 25,495 women Poverty Level : 13.13% (2014) Labor Force Participation Rate : 67.64% Religions : 97.09% Islam, 2.91% Unemployment Rate : 0.90% Protestant, Catholic, and Hindu 155 Investment Potential and Opportunities Profile of South Sulawesi 2016 REGIONAL ECONOMIC IN 2015 GDP according to Current Prices : Rp. 4.15 trillion GDP according to Constant Prices : Rp. 2.72 trillion Rate of Economic Growth : 8.81% GDP per capita : Rp. 31.87 million Distribution of GDP Presentation at Current Prices (5 largest) 46.14% of Agriculture; 19.54% of Construction; 8.79% of FACILITY & INFRASTRUCTURES Government Administration, Defense, and Compulsory Social Security; 7.31% of Wholesale and Retail Trade: Repair of Car and Motorcycle; and 5.17% of Education Services Road Length : 800.59 km comprised of 105 km State Road, 6.10 km Provincial Road, and 689.49 Km Regency Road Road Condition : 31.44 Km or 68% of total regency road length is in good condition, with 469.44 Km has been paved Installed Power : 7,844 KW Electricity Production : 26.68 million kWh (PLN) Channeled Power : 10.60 million kWh Electricity Customer : 19,344 customers 3 Water Production : 802,465 M Water Customer : 6,531 customers Port : 13 ports/docks, 50 units of boat mooring and the biggest port is Benteng Port Airport : 1 unit, which is Aroepala Airport Hotel : 10 units Hotel consist of 2 units of 2-star hotel, 1 unit of 1-star hotel, and 7 units non-star hotel. Restaurant : 61 units of modest small restaurant Investment Potential and Opportunities Profile of South Sulawesi 2016 156 INVESTMENT POTENTIALS AND OPPORTUNITIES NO TYPES OF COMMODITY INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY EXPECTED PARTNERSHIP MAINSTAY POTENTIAL COMMODITY 1 Coconut Land Area: - Copra industry development Marketing cooperation of commodity production and household 19,491 Ha - Handicraft industry and the handicraft industry considering the access to the market is quite Production: production of the processed difficult because it is an archipelago 5,190.37 Ton products - Commodity marketing 2 Candlenut Land Area: - Product capacity Product cooperative marketing 20,018 Ha enhancement Production: - Marketing 3,180.42 Ton 3 Nutmeg Land Area: - Product capacity Product cooperative marketing 1,721 Ha enhancement Production: - Marketing 292.88 Ton 4 Tourism Takabonerate - Tourism facility and - Cooperation of tourism promotion and tour travel package National Park infrastructure enhancement, - Construction of hotels, restaurants, and other supporting with 530,765 such as Hotel and Restaurant facilities that will be facilitated in terms of facilities provision by Ha total area, local government consist of 21 - Joint Venture between local tourism entrepreneur with islands with national/international tourism entrepreneur in the development various of other tourism potentials characteristic 157 Investment Potential and Opportunities Profile of South Sulawesi 2016 18. TAKALAR REGENCY GEOGRAPHY Position : 5°03’-5°38’ S and 119°22’ - 119°39’ E Total Area : 566.51 Km2 Borderline : Jeneponto Regency in East, Gowa Regency in East and North, Makassar Strait in West, and Flores Sea in South ADMINISTRATION Headship : Regent Capital District : Pattalassang District Coverage Area : 9 Districts, 24 Urban Communities, and 76 Villages DEMOGRAPHY & LABOR FORCE SOCIAL CONDITION Total Population : 286,906 people, made up of 148,993 Enrollment Rate based on Education women and 137,913 men Primary School or Equivalent for 94.69%, Junior High School 2 Population Density : 506 people/Km or Equivalent for 72.90%, Senior High School/Vocational Growth Rate : 6.07% (2010 – 2015) School o Equivalent for 62.77% Sex Ratio : 92.56 Poverty Level : 9.62% (2014) Labor Force : 119,376 people, made up of 78,947 Religions : 98.02% Islam, 1.98% men and 40,789 women Protestant, Hindu, and Labor Force Participation Rate : 57.56% Buddha Unemployment Rate : 4.04% Investment Potential and Opportunities Profile of South Sulawesi 2016 158 REGIONAL ECONOMIC IN 2015 GDP based on Current Prices : Rp. 6.81 trillion GDP based on Constant Prices : Rp. 4.93 trillion Rate of Economic Growth : 8.41% Distribution of GDP Presentation at Current Prices (5 largest) 49.94% of Agriculture, Forestry, and Fishery; 11.60% of Wholesale and Retail Trade; 7.13% of Government Administration, Defense, and Compulsory Social Security; 7.10% of Construction; and 5.52% of Real Estate FACILITY AND INFRASTRUCTURES Road Length : 849,297 km comprised of 11,497 km State Road, 31,800 km Provincial Road, and 806,000 Km Regency Road Road Condition : 404,670 Km is in good condition, which 721,150 has been paved (Regency Road) Installed Power : 57.98 million KVA Electricity Production : 145.76 million KVA (PLN) Electricity Customer : 61,887 customers Water Production : 231,676 M3 Water Customer : 14,697 customers Industrial Area : 25,000 Ha of Special Economic Zone Hotel : 4 units of non-star hotel Restaurant : 184 units of restaurant and modest small restaurant 159 Investment Potential and Opportunities Profile of South Sulawesi 2016 INVESTMENT POTENTIALS AND OPPORTUNITIES TYPES OF MAINSTAY N0. COMMODITY POTENTIAL INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY EXPECTED PARTNERSHIP COMMODITY 1 SEAWEED Seaweed processing factory Factory establishment - EUCHEUMA Production: 623.720 ton (2014) Land Area: 13,385.7 Ha - GRACILARIA Production: 76,884.9 Ton (2014) Seaweed processing factory Land Area: 7,492 Ha 2 FISH Production: 10,746.8 Ton (2014) Fish processing factory Establishment of factory, canned fish processing, and fish auction place 3 CAYENNE PEPPER Production: 2,391.00 Ton (2014) Cayenne Pepper Factory establishment Land Area: 263 Ha processing/drying 4 CORN Production: 24,776.46 Ton (2014) Corn processing factory Corn factory and processing Land Area: 3,415 Ha establishment 5 RICE Production: 186,724.05 Ton (2014) Rice processing factory Rice Flour factory and processing Land Area: 16,262 Ha establishment Harvested Area : 28,521 Ha 6 MUSTARD Production: 5,716.00 Ton (2014) Mustard processing industry Vegetable canning industry Land Area: 321.00 Ha Investment Potential and Opportunities Profile of South Sulawesi 2016 160 19. TANA TORAJA REGENCY G EOGRAPHY Position : 4o – 3o S and 119o – 120o E Total Area : 2,054.30 Km2 Borderline : North Toraja Regency and West Sulawesi Province in North, Enrekang Regency and Pinrang Regency in South, Luwu Regency in East, and West Sulawesi Province in West ADMINISTRATION Headship : Regent Capital District : Makale District Coverage Area : 19 Districts, 112 Villages, and 47 Urban Communities DEMOGRAPHY & LABOR FORCE Total Population : 228,984 people, made up of 113,071 women and115,913 men SOCIAL CONDITION Population Density : 111.47 people/Km2 Enrollment Rate based on Education Growth Rate : 0.70% (2010 – 2015) Primary School or Equivalent for 94.21%, Junior High School or Sex Ratio : 102.51 Equivalent for 79.59%, Senior High School/Vocational School or Labor Force : 126,148 people, made up of 66,983 Equivalent for 68.73% men and 59,165 women Poverty Level : 11.93% Labor Force Participation Rate : 82.79% Religions : 64.74 % Protestant; 18.68% Catholic; Unemployment Rate : 3.99% 0.13% Islam; and 16.45% others 161 Investment Potential and Opportunities Profile of South Sulawesi 2016 REGIONAL ECONOMIC IN 2015 GDP based on Current Prices : Rp. 4.90 trilion GDP based on Constant Prices : Rp. 3.42 trilion GDP per Capita : Rp. 21.41 million Rate of Economic Growth : 6.85% Distribution of GDP Presentation at Current Prices (5 largest) 26.23% Agriculture, Forestry, and Fishery; 16.43% of Wholesale and Retail Trade; 12.24% of Construction; 9.79% of Government Administration, Defense, and Compulsory Social Security; and 7.27% of Processing Industry FACILITY AND INFRASTRUCTURES Road Length : 1,156 Km Regency Road. Road Condition : 222.06 Km has been paved and 411.99 Km is in good condition Installed Power : 50.00 million KW Electricity Production : 42.27 million kWh Electricity Customer : 34,155 customers Water Production : 838,021 M3 Water Customer : 4,145 customers Airport : 1 airport, Pongtiku Airport Hotel : 33 units Hotel, consist of 1 unit 2-star hotel, 1 unit 3-star hotel, 14 units no-star hotel, and 17 units unclassified hotel Restaurant : 21 units Restaurant and modest small restaurant Investment Potential and Opportunities Profile of South Sulawesi 2016 162 INVESTMENT POTENTIALS AND OPPORTUNITIES TYPES OF NO. MAINSTAY COMMODITY POTENTIAL INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY EXPECTED PARTNERSHIP COMMODITY 1 COFFEE Land Area: 12,782 Ha Robusta coffee production development Robusta Coffee processing industry and marketing, Arabica coffee plants establishment and new plantation land development, and human resource clearing
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    Study of Typology and Morphology on Nusantara Architecture Principle of Bugis Traditional House in Bulukumba Indonesia

    Study of Typology and Morphology on Nusantara Architecture Principle of Bugis Traditional House in Bulukumba Indonesia Hilmania1, Jundi Imaduddin1, Ninka Rulianasari1, Harida Samudro1, A. B. Mappaturi1, Ernaning Setiyowati1 Department of Architecture, Faculty of Science and Technology, Universitas Islam Negeri Maulana Malik Ibrahim Malang, Indonesia Keywords: typology, morphology, Bugis traditional house, Nusantara architecture, Bulukumba Abstract: Bugis traditional house of Bulumkumba has many varieties that are not only based on the level of society but also has small differences because of the environment. Bulukumba is located between Bugis and Makassar which indeed influence the house form. The research location is along the main corridor of Bantaeng regency (Makassar ethnic) to Bulukumba regency (Bugis ethnic). The purpose of this research is giving a more specific classification of the timpalaja house which has one line from the typology and the morphology that function as the reference to continue this research. A qualitative method with analytical descriptive is used to reveal more about the typology and the morphology pattern of Bugis traditional house in Bulukumba. This study used literature review and the image of simulation to simplify the description. The result of this study found that there are topology and the morphology uniqueness of the house, which does not use the cosmos comprehension. 1 INTRODUCTION house which is considered the supreme deity, alle bola as part of the house as a human place, and awa bola as the bottom of the house for livestock (Abidah 2017) (Rashid & Ara 2015). Bugis society has a cultural diversity that brought to this day. Customs become a guideline in As time goes by, the Bugis tribal traditional thinking and acting according to the pattern of life of the community (Marwati & Qur’ani 2016) (Abdel- houses that are currently preserved and become Azim & Osman 2017).