List of East Java Traditional Houses, Full of Uniqueness
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There are 16 poles for this traditional house, and the roof of the building has four sides, each of them having a two-tiered form because there is a gap between the two ends of the roof and the responder. This building has one ridge or wuwung that connects all four sides of the roof.
7. Limasan Trajumas
Limasan Trajumas
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Limasan trajumas is an East Javanese traditional house that has six pillars or saka as the main structure. The six pillars and the ander in the middle divide the house into two equal parts called Rong-rongan. This house has four sides of the roof like other limasan houses.
The simple form of this East Javanese traditional house has a complete and unique house construction so that it can be combined with a modern form for a bungalow or gazebo that stands alone separately from a larger main house.
8. Limasan Trajumas Lawakan
Limasan Trajumas Lawakan
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Limasan Trajumas Lawakan is one of the traditional houses of East Java that is a development of the Limasan Trajumas model house with the addition of an overhang that surrounds the building. This perimeter overhang has a different angle of inclination compared to the main roof.
This Trajumas Limasan Lawakan still uses a pole in the middle so that two rong-rongan are formed in the inner room.
The number of roofs of this East Javanese traditional house consists of four sides, each in two layers with one ridge as the meeting point of the four sides of the roofs.
This building has 20 pillars or saka as the main structure. The building will have a clear symmetrical shape because the main pillar acts as a divider between one side of the room and another.