Allis Nurdini
This PPMI ITB program is part of community service by conducting action research in terms of climate change adaptation –design and build- : Prototype of Bale Wudu. Bale Wudu is a facility of collective learning about water recycling, both rainwater and/or surface water around the rivers of Bandung City, can be processed into quality water for ablution/worship as well as demonstrating modular buildings that are made from natural materials (such as bamboo). The local community, in this case local craftsmen and undergraduate-master graduate students, were involved in participatory design and build, to learn directly the techniques for building design and construction using bamboo and also incorporating simple installation of purification of rainwater into clean quality water for ablutions. The prototype, which is currently being built on the remaining land of the ITB at Lebak Siliwangi parking pool, is expected to become a shared living laboratory for related communities, including craftsmen, students and local residents.
Keywords: participatory design, renewable materials, rainwater recycling, climate changeCreate a modular prototype design for ablution bale. Arranging collaborative activities in the context of improving urban settlements through the Bandung City P2KP Forum
Course AR3155 Special Topics