Amos Setiadi, Verza Dillano Gharata
Tourism is one of the global practices that encourage the inception of new values in local communities. However, this sector faces challenges associated with traditional settlements, when new values contribute to development. The issue of how these should maintain local identity is not often addressed. This research emphasizes the integration of current practices in settlement patterns in a traditional Balinese village. The village was chosen as a study location because it is the most visited tourism destination in Indonesia. The research employed descriptive qualitative data collected through observations, documentation, mapping, discussions, and literature studies. The study is intended to reveal the adaptation of the spatial and residential layouts as an influence of tourism development. The results showed that the combination of new values and local traditions embodies the preservation of traditional settlements. The variety of residential layout and new commercial functions are used to analyze the tourism activities that affect settlements. In conclusion, it demonstrates successful efforts to develop the right ways to overcome the effects of tourism by adapting and not isolating traditional settlements from global developments. © 2022, ISVS E-journal. All Rights Reserved.
Department of Architecture. Universitas Atma Jaya Yogyakarta, Indonesia; Department of Architecture, Institut Teknologi Sumatera, Indonesia
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