Facts about the Tsunami Museum
Tonight, I wanna tell you about The Tsunami Museum..
Facts about the Tsunami Museum :
Name Ridwan Kamil is famous as mayor of Bandung, but many forget that Aceh Tsunami Museum is one of his work. Before becoming mayor of Bandung, Ridwan Kamil himself is a lecturer majoring in architecture in ITB. Ridwan Kamil won the 'Designing Competition of the Aceh Tsunami Museum' organized by the Aceh-Nias Rehabilitation and Reconstruction Agency on August 17, 2007. The Aceh Tsunami Museum is open to the public on May 8, 2009.
When noticed from above, this museum reflects the tsunami waves, but when viewed from the side (bottom) looks like a rescue boat with a large deck as an escape building.
The museum was built by BRR NAD-NIAS after the design competition won by M Ridwan Kamil, ITB lecturer and entitled to Rp 100 million. This museum alone spent 140 billion for its construction.
Not only serves as a memorial monument tsunami, but visitors who come as can feel the incident Aceh tsunami 11 years ago. Inside there are five thematic rooms that have their own messages.
The 2004 Aceh tsunami killed up to hundreds of thousands of lives, leaving the names of victims and families left behind. There is a room called Space of Sorrow or Prayer Well, where visitors can see the names of the victims of the 2004 Aceh Tsunami. The various names of victims are stuck to the walls of the Space of Sorrow room.
When viewed, the roof of the Aceh Tsunami Museum looks like a sea wave. Unique indeed, from the outside you can see the essence of this museum that serves as a memorial to the tsunami of Aceh in 2004. The atmosphere of tsunami was more present when visitors enter the Space of Fear, where visitors can feel the atmosphere of the tsunami in a narrow hallway decorated by the sound Gurgling water.
Originally, the Aceh Tsunami Museum took the basic idea of Rumoh Aceh. Nuance Rumoh Aceh was visible on the first floor of the museum which is made to resemble a house on stilts, which is a traditional house of Acehnese people. Ridwan Kamil did slip the various elements of Aceh, Islam, until the 2004 Aceh Tsunami disaster into the design of the building.
The design of the Aceh Tsunami Museum is called 'Rumoh Aceh Escape Hill'. Amazingly, the museum not only serves as a memorial monument, but as a refuge from the tsunami disaster. Reflecting on the tragedy of the 2004 Aceh Tsunami, Ridwan Kamil created a hill-shaped garden that can be used as a rescue site if the disaster occurs again in the future. Its sloping roof is meant to accommodate residents.
Facts about the Tsunami Museum :
- Design by Ridwan Kamil
Name Ridwan Kamil is famous as mayor of Bandung, but many forget that Aceh Tsunami Museum is one of his work. Before becoming mayor of Bandung, Ridwan Kamil himself is a lecturer majoring in architecture in ITB. Ridwan Kamil won the 'Designing Competition of the Aceh Tsunami Museum' organized by the Aceh-Nias Rehabilitation and Reconstruction Agency on August 17, 2007. The Aceh Tsunami Museum is open to the public on May 8, 2009.
- The building has two meanings
When noticed from above, this museum reflects the tsunami waves, but when viewed from the side (bottom) looks like a rescue boat with a large deck as an escape building.
- Funded by billions of rupiah
The museum was built by BRR NAD-NIAS after the design competition won by M Ridwan Kamil, ITB lecturer and entitled to Rp 100 million. This museum alone spent 140 billion for its construction.
- As feeling the tsunami
Not only serves as a memorial monument tsunami, but visitors who come as can feel the incident Aceh tsunami 11 years ago. Inside there are five thematic rooms that have their own messages.
- There are names of victims
The 2004 Aceh tsunami killed up to hundreds of thousands of lives, leaving the names of victims and families left behind. There is a room called Space of Sorrow or Prayer Well, where visitors can see the names of the victims of the 2004 Aceh Tsunami. The various names of victims are stuck to the walls of the Space of Sorrow room.
- Sea-shaped roof
When viewed, the roof of the Aceh Tsunami Museum looks like a sea wave. Unique indeed, from the outside you can see the essence of this museum that serves as a memorial to the tsunami of Aceh in 2004. The atmosphere of tsunami was more present when visitors enter the Space of Fear, where visitors can feel the atmosphere of the tsunami in a narrow hallway decorated by the sound Gurgling water.
- The basic design of the Aceh stage house
Originally, the Aceh Tsunami Museum took the basic idea of Rumoh Aceh. Nuance Rumoh Aceh was visible on the first floor of the museum which is made to resemble a house on stilts, which is a traditional house of Acehnese people. Ridwan Kamil did slip the various elements of Aceh, Islam, until the 2004 Aceh Tsunami disaster into the design of the building.
- As a tsunami shelter
The design of the Aceh Tsunami Museum is called 'Rumoh Aceh Escape Hill'. Amazingly, the museum not only serves as a memorial monument, but as a refuge from the tsunami disaster. Reflecting on the tragedy of the 2004 Aceh Tsunami, Ridwan Kamil created a hill-shaped garden that can be used as a rescue site if the disaster occurs again in the future. Its sloping roof is meant to accommodate residents.
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