Rattan Factory di Desa Trangsan, Sukoharjo dengan Pendekatan Arsitektur Organik

Indonesia is one of the largest producers and suppliers of rattan raw materials in the world. Rattan in Indonesia is exported in raw form so that at that time the price of rattan is very high. In 2011, the minister issued a regulation banning the export of raw rattan. Rattan that is exported must be in finished or semi-finished form. This situation was not readily accepted by the existing conditions in Indonesia. The abundant amount of rattan raw material is not supported by a large number of industries to accommodate rattan production in Indonesia. One area that produces a lot of rattan is Trangsan Village, Sukoharjo Regency, which is a rattan tourism village. The purpose of this basic writing program for architectural planning and design (DP3A) is to create a Rattan Factory which can help increase rattan production in Indonesia and improve the economy of the surrounding communities. Planning and designing the Rattan Factory as a rattan production area uses an Organic Architecture approach. The discussion method uses the primary, secondary data collection stage, and the data analysis stage, as well as formulating a design concept. The application of the concept of Organic Architecture is expected to increase the creativity and comfort of space users so that they can create products made from rattan which are marketable so that they can improve their economy