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Rumah gadang (Minangkabau: "big house") or rumah bagonjong (Minangkabau: "spired roof house") are the traditional homes (Indonesian: "rumah adat") of the Minangkabau. The architecture, construction, internal and external decoration, and the functions of the house reflect the culture and values of the Minangkabau (Wikipedia)
masih berantakan belum disapu karena aku sedikit sibuk, kaki sakit akibat jatuh.. kacamata patah kakinya, jadi aku blur ga bisa liat jelas kayak foto ini, hihihi.. kadang pikun..
apa kabar disana..?
nak buat camna dah belakang rumah aku ada bendang.....petang petang bawak kamera tunggu je la....kalau cantik shot terus
Rumah ini hanya untuk sementara, selagi mereka bekerja mencari ikan. Nelayan setempat mencari ikan dengan memasang belat/jaring. Ikannya diasap sampai kering, masyarakat disini menamakan ikan salai...
Nelayan tinggal di rumah ini sampai 1 bulan, kemudian pulang membawa hasilnya......(info kawanku yang orang tuanya bekerja sebaga nelayan)
FJU visit to Rumah Solehah with Sarip, Damak, May, Maestro and Majdi. More info on this special procject go to www.flickr.com/groups/filmjunkies/discuss/72157622059654571/
nak buat camna dah belakang rumah aku ada bendang.....petang petang bawak kamera tunggu je la....kalau cantik shot terus
Rumah Kampong is a Malay word for 'Wooden House', generally found in Asia Tropical Region. Its simple roof was architectured to provide coolness during a hot weather and channels rain water to the sides during tropical storm. There are less than 100 of these houses here in Singapore now, most of which have been demolished to make way for urbanization. Thanks for all viewings and comments my friends :-)
jumper ni selalu kat dinding rumah kita cuba lah shot memang cantik mata dia...tapi susah sikit sebab bergerak terlalu pantas dan tersangatlah kecilnya..
The people of West Sumatra belong to an ethnic group known as Minangkabau, a people with a rich and ancient culture. The bull is extremely important to their culture. The first thing one notices in West Sumatra is the huge roofs pointed upward at the sides. The traditional Minangkabau house was known as Rumah Gadang or Rumah Adat, and was covered with colorful woodcarvings. This one in Bukittinggi is a good example.
The people of West Sumatra belong to an ethnic group known as Minangkabau, a people with a rich and ancient culture. The bull is extremely important to their culture. The first thing one notices in West Sumatra is the huge roofs pointed upward at the sides. The traditional Minangkabau house was known as Rumah Gadang or Rumah Adat, and was covered with colorful woodcarvings. This one in Bukittinggi is a good example.
traditional house of the Minangkabau, west Sumatra
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"Rumah Batu" (the Stone House) is how people in the neighborhood call it. Passing in front of the house years ago, my high school self and friends was stunned by its stoney, unusual appearance and speculated on who owns and lives in such house. I've never imagined that someday I would meet the owner of Rumah Batu, became one (out of thousands) of his students, and eventually visited the house years after I graduated from college.
The house was built in 1996 by its owner/architect, Prof. Gunawan Tjahjono. For more info about the house, visit archnet.org/library/sites/one-site.jsp?site_id=9876