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Creating Batik Lasem through a comparative study of Batik Lasem and Champa in the 15th to 19th century
Authors: Basiroen V J 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
Batik Lasem of Indonesia is a part of the national cultural heritage. Playing an important role in the production of traditional Indonesian textiles, batik Lasem has a specific motif mixing elements of Chinese and Javanese culture, which produces meaningful, unique motifs and colors. It is believed that Admiral Cheng Ho, who first arrived at the Binangun port in 1413, had brought this culture with his people from Champa. The purpose of this research was to create a new batik motif by combining Batik Lasem and the Champa motif. The research method used was the literature studies by analyzing the acculturation of Champa ceramic ornaments in Batik Lasem and interviewing with some batik observers as well as batik entrepreneurs. Through Design Thinking Process, the author develops four motifs of the acculturation motif from the surrounding natural environment and the daily stories of the local people. In the future, the author hopes that this sustainable new motif will inspire young people to preserve this extinct Batik Lasem as our precious cultural heritage.
The redesign book of aroma rasa kuliner Indonesia Wedang Hangat
Authors: Nathania F , Ariesta I , Wibowo H B 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
The research goal was to re-design the book of “Aroma Rasa Kuliner Indonesia Wedang Hangat” by Lilly T. Erwin to make it more informative and appropriately designed. The design method used creative strategies, having teens to young adults as the new and major target. Tailored visual and design strategies were inspired by recipe notebooks commonly written by mothers as a symbol of Indonesian culinary culture legacy. The concept was applied in the new book design, which was in line with design principles in the form of the new layout, illustration, and big idea, the “Notes about Wedang”. The design result shows a new, unique visual identity, although there is still a need for more improvements.
Interior design of coffee shop with showroom in Jakarta
Authors: Larassati D , Latif F , Indahyani T 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
This research aimed to show the coffee shops became places housing various activities since it was first created. The multi-functionality became the main purpose of the coffee shop with the showroom. Nowadays, the place came with showroom facilities inside, accommodating the entrepreneurs and artists who needed an area for their activities to show off, sell, or introduce their work to enthusiasts or prospective buyers. In addition to the coffee was the main attraction in the coffee shop, combining it with a showroom made it a different entity than any other coffee shop. Visitors were not only served with steamed coffee from reliable baristas, but they could also see the works of various artists or the entrepreneurs’ displayed goods. This research employed both direct and indirect methods. The designing process was directly carried out by in-person observation of the place to be designed so that it could be adapted to the concepts created. It is expected that not only Indonesian coffee will continue to grow, but also the work of various artists or local Indonesian entrepreneurs that can be more widely known, especially by the people of Jakarta.
Interior design of photography gallery
Authors: Aulia R Z , Indahyani T , Latif F 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
The research purpose was to find out the supporting facilities needed in layout displays of visual works that were good and safe so that visitors could more comfortably appreciate visual works. Besides, it aimed to know the material used with environmental friendly concepts and good to use according to its function that does not reduce the aesthetic impression. The art of photography was currently being sought after in so many societies. Gallery of photography would raise the concept of environmentally friendly or green design with a touch of the modern interior style with the concept of’ Capture The Sustainability’. It used recycled materials that did not eliminate the aesthetic impression in the interior. This research used a qualitative method of targeting field observations to several places related to the design taken, conducting a few interviews, doing literature studies, journals, and several books as a reference in the design taken. Therefore, it finds that this photography gallery’s design aims to provide visitors to learn more about the world of photography, such as the photographic exhibition.
Interior design of tin museum in Jakarta
Authors: Kezia  , Rachmayanti I , Wulandari A A A 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
This research aimed to seeks interior design for the tin museum in Jakarta. The objective of this research was to increase the knowledge of the society about the tin. The museum was built in Jakarta because it is Indonesia’s capital that became the center of activity for all people, both Indonesian and outsider. The facilities in the museum were display areas, auditoriums, museum management offices, and cafeterias. The research question raised was, “how is the circulation of the tin museum display area to facilitate visitors to access information”. To answer the research question, it would be a needed concept that supported the activities and objectives of the museum design. This research used direct research methods, such as field surveys, interviews, and observation. It finds that to support the activities of visitors in the museum, the design is supported by circulation patterns that make it easier for visitors to access information. Besides, the design of the museum is also supported by lighting techniques, so the collections on display can be displayed to the maximum. The concept of colors, materials used, and the layout are also a support to maximize the museum’s design so the functions and activities in the museum can be appropriate and used comfortably.
Interior design of Betawi performance art building in Jakarta
Authors: Ariski Y , Latif F , Indahyani T 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
This research aimed to show that the interior design was a bridge that would facilitate the performing arts of Betawi culture to attract teenagers and youth by using the concept of fantastic shape. Betawi culture had performing arts such as dance, theater, and music. The three performing arts were related to each other because these three elements could be a show at an event. Performing arts had high potential, but less enthused teenagers and youth in Jakarta. This research was a literature study by collecting information from reference books relating to this research and journals. Observations and surveys were conducted so that researchers knew the actual situation on the ground from the interior of the performance center to the state of the people who occupied the space. Information gathering could also be done from media that had high accuracy. It is expected that with the design of this interior can attract the interest of youth and adolescents to learn and perform cultural activities, especially Betawi performing arts.
Utilization of corpus for sustainability of linguistic research
Authors: Novella U 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
This research aimed to introduce a corpus to Indonesian to improve the sustainability of research in the field of language. In English and Japanese study, language research had been highly developed because the existence of a linguistic corpus supports it. For example, in Japanese, the corpus was managed by an organization called NINJAL (National Institute for Japanese Language and Linguistics), where the corpus could be accessed free or paid. This research method was a literature review. It is found that for the sustainability of research in Indonesia, the existence of a corpus is very much needed. It is better if the corpus in Indonesia is created and managed by an organization and can be accessed free or paid for researchers who want to research Indonesian in more detail.
Interior design of mother and child hospital in Jakarta
Authors: Zahrah F , Pratama A F , Hartanti G 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
This research aimed to design hospitals’ interior for mothers and children that could help women and children heal psychologically. The methods of this design were to study by literature, an online survey, a hospital survey, and observed activities done by patients and staff in the hospital. The results show that most hospitals have safety problems in children’s areas, inadequate room circulation, and unsuitable ambiance that makes patient tense during the stay. This problem causes patients and staff to not being able to do their activities efficiently. Because of the problems stated, this design aims to design a hospital with a “healing environment” as a concept. With that, patient and staff can do their activities better, and patients especially will receive not only healing by medical methods but also with psychological methods from the ambiance of the hospital.
Implementing trademark law in domain name cases
Authors: Pratama B , Besar  , Rafii M R D 
Published: April 2021

AbstractThe development of trademark regulations in Indonesia has analogous with trademark convention, namely: Paris Convention (1883), WIPO (1967), GATT (1994), WTO (1995), and TRIPS (1994). The convention has an impact on the trademark legal system of the participant countries. In the Internet era, the domain name is one of the major discussions related to trademark protection. The concept of trademark protection is closely related to consumers’ perceptions as the user based on perception theory. The perception concept on trademark certainly can be used to claim the domain name as a trademark. Referring to the form of violation from World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), at least seven types of violations can be used as an argument on domain name cases. However, in practice, they are dissent arguments when applying the trademark concept for the domain name because of the different type of registration. To describe the gap between the conceptual approach and practice, this paper tries to show a conceptual background related to trademark regulation. This paper aims to describe the holistic overview of trademark regulation and the concept of protection. This paper finds that there are several legal fields related to trademark law and type of violation. Those can be useful as a guide to solve domain name cases.
The development of Nihonmachi in Indonesia through culture, politics, and industry in Cikarang, Bekasi
Authors: Johan E F , Dewi P A , Marion E C , Panjaitan A E K 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
This research is a continuation of research on Nihonmachi in Indonesia that is previously done in Blok M, Jakarta. It is done by looking at the economic relation between Japan and Indonesia and the effect of Japanese pop culture through a multidisciplinary method to explain how Nihonmachi in Indonesia is formed. The method used for gathering data is by ethnographic method, using interviews from multiple sources to gain several perspectives around the Japanese community formed in Cikarang that also hosts Sakura Matsuri annually. The results show that the Japanese living in Cikarang tends to be a more closed community because of the more segregated space in Cikarang. The Japanese can choose where they live and form a group exclusive to themselves, effectively forming a gated community. It can be concluded that the Japanese community in Cikarang develops a distinct identity that differs from the Japanese community in Blok M.
Reused jeans for upholstery of Jepara chairs-A design thinking towards a sustainable creative industry
Authors: Fajarwati A A S , Caroline O S , Rafli M , Auliawan N 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
The chair is one type of furniture that well-known in Jepara. Jepara is famous for its chair industry internationally. In Jepara, chairs use hardwood, such as Teak and Mahony, for its material and combination with textile for its upholstery. The idea of this research is to up-cycle reused jeans as upholstery for Jepara chairs. Denim is a fabric used to make jeans. Denim is one type of fabric whose manufacturing process is woven and uses blue cotton fiber. The use of reused jeans as the Jepara chair material is to create a different approach to design, help reduce the waste of unused jeans, and create a sustainable creative industry. This research aims to open the possibilities of using reused jeans as upholstery for the Jepara chair. By using the design thinking method and qualitative methodology on collecting data, this research will give a creative approach of collaborating reused jeans and Jepara carving skills. The result is the type of chair that looks casual and unique. It will be developed as a proposition for the young generation to consider the Jepara chair as their preferences.
Toward society 5.0: Indonesia and Japan on the 21st century literacy skills
Authors: Rifai I , Setiadi C J , Renaldo J , Andreani W 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
Ever since its declaration in 2016 by the Japanese government, the society 5.0 concept has been largely adopted by global communities. It is argued that to implement the concept successfully, the research and the teaching of foundational skills like numeracy, literacy, or ICT at the elementary school level should be mandatory. This article reports the research and the teaching of the 21st literacy skills of Japan and Indonesia in the past four years (2016 - 2020). We reviewed the research and the teaching of 21st century skills at the elementary education level in both countries. The research databases used to search the literature were Google Scholar, ERIC, Education Abstracts, PsycINFO, and Social Sciences Citation Index. The inclusion criteria used to sort the studies were literacy skills/elementary/Japan/Indonesia/digital literacy/information literacy/ITS literacy and limited to studies that were done from 2016 – 2020 After reviewing ten studies, this pilot systematic review study preliminary found that open-access studies on the 21st literacy skills in Japan’s elementary school were restricted, so it was harder to find than studies that discussed similar topics in the Indonesian context. Existing studies in Japan at the elementary level prioritize the research and the teaching of literacy skills of information, ICT, and foreign language literacies. In contrast, studies in Indonesia focus on basic, scientific, and foreign language literacies.
Three “ecological monsters” in Bong Joon-Ho’s films
Authors: Imanjaya E , Amelia A , Meilani  
Published: April 2021

Abstract
As Parasite wins four Oscar awards at 2019 Academy Awards, including Best Picture and Best Director, more film scholars and critics pay more attention to the South Korean film industry, particularly to the film director, Bong Joon-Ho. Regarding biospheric harmony, the director depicts “ecological monsters” in his works, namely toxic chemical waste, Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) and cruelty towards animals, and the frozen earth caused by global warming. By having a close reading and textual analysis on The Host (2006), Snowpiercer (2013), and Okja (2016), the research will focus on those films directed by Bong Joon-Ho, which represent the horrific environmental issues. Particularly, the authors will investigate how the three films depict the discourses of ecological problems. The results show how strong messages regarding ecological issues are represented in the three films, metaphorically and literally and become valuable lessons for environmentalists and film scholars/filmmakers. The Host depicts a monster made by “biological terror”, namely toxic waste, which is the real threat metaphor in real life and based on the actual ecological disaster. Okja reveals the horror side of the meat industry, particularly the ones with GMOs, and issues of vegetarianism and animal rights. Meanwhile, Snowpiercer is a story of survivors that portray the impact of global warming in the cold and frozen ear.
Distributing information through infographic on tempodotco to build understanding and awareness about COVID-19 virus outbreak in Indonesia
Authors: Adi D , Setiautami D 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
Infographic as a form of presenting information that is designed combining visual with text has become a form that allows the reader easily understand series or complex information. This research aims to examine the use of infographic by @tempodotco Instagram account to deliver information about the corona virus outbreak in Indonesia and how to survive from the situation. The research methods begin with brief explanation about the outbreak and how Infographic become media to deliver information. Then will briefly explain the media, Tempo and @tempodotco, the digital media where the infographic placed, that nowadays has commonly accessed as the replacement of the printed media. The qualitative data will be analysed using visual language and Information visualisation theory, then will be discussed how infographic on tempodotco providing information on instagram as an effort to guide the audience to prepare for the pandemic. The results provide a clearer picture about how Infographics contributed in providing knowledge and build awareness to wide range of audieces in order to deal with the pandemic.
The influence of company characteristics, intellectual capital, and CSR toward company values on companies listed on BEI in 2014 to 2017
Authors: Rusgowanto F H , Panggabean R R 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
This research aims to influence the characteristics of the company, intellectual capital, CSR on firm value. The variables tested in this study consisted of independent variables namely ROA, DER, industry type, company size, intellectual capital, and the dependent variable namely PBV as measured by market price. The sample used in this study was taken using a purposive sampling method. After deducting some criteria, 1,953 companies were selected as samples. The analysis technique in this study uses linear regression analysis with the help of SPSS program version 24. The results of this study indicate that company characteristics affect firm value, but intellectual capital and firm size have no influence. The statistical test used in this study is multiple linear regression with a significant value of 5%. The results of this study found that disclosure of corporate social responsibility had no positive and significant effect on firm value. After the industry classification as a moderate variable is taken into account, disclosure of corporate social responsibility becomes insignificant for both sales growth and company value. It can be said that the high and low-profile industries in Indonesia are not significantly different in terms of their CSR actions.
Online consumer behaviour and its relationship to website atmospheric induced flow: Insights into online travel agencies in Indonesia
Authors: Fahlevi M 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
The emergence of online travel agents is a phenomenon that affects the traditional travel agents. Competition among online travel agents is an exciting area to study. This research aims to examine factors that have impacts on flow experience and how the flow experience along with shopping enjoyment and online store intimacy can influence consumers’ purchase intention in the context of online travel agents in Indonesia. This research is conducted using survey research with adequate research interference where the researcher uses controlled participant that meet with specific criteria such as a specific age band. The findings of this study show that design atmospherics have the positive impact in increasing purchase intention for online travel agents in Indonesia.
Combating Covid-19: Challenge for data protection and privacy
Authors: Yuniarti S , Ratnaningsih E 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is an infectious disease caused by a newly discovered coronavirus and has been spread globally since it detected in December 2019. Technology take an essential role to combat the virus, including to do contact tracing as a part of health surveillance. Even the contact tracing is not a new method to combat a virus disease, however the using of technology has robust attention to data protection and privacy. Specific regulation and/or guideline to protect the personal data and privacy on this Covid-19 pandemic is issued by some countries as well as international organization. This research aims to examine how the data protection and privacy is response to technology challenge in the Covid-19 pandemic, including in Indonesia. Using normative legal research, this research finds out that the utilization of technology to fight the Covid-19, that is the Indonesia’s official contact tracing, has a legal basis according to the existing regulation and it reflected on the user policy of the apps with some notes. However, future research is required to ensure that the apps is protect the user’s personal data and privacy technically and comparing with other countries as well.
Creative city as the rebranding strategy to accelerate new economic city: Indonesia’s city development strategy to build a new economic center as an integrating ideas, society and industries in the development of Indonesian creative cities
Authors: Setiadi N J , Sutanto H , Surienty L 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
The acceleration of the role of creative components is an important phenomenon in the current and future dynamic era because it is a renewable resource that does not exploit increasingly critical and depleted natural resources. The formation of the creative cities which will also foster a creative economy through creative industries also relates to efforts to city rebranding into an alternative destination to curb the pace of urbanization and equalize prosperity. This research has been carried out based on the phenomenon even though Creative Industries has contributed to GDP (Gross Domestic Product) reaching 6.3 percent, there are still infrastructure challenges, human resources, and regulations for creative industries. Therefore, this research aims to support the development of areas for creative economy in creative cities through the revitalization of creative groups and city branding. To obtain a holistic, comprehensive and integrated understanding, a review based on connectivity is carried out between various complexity theories which include various studies supporting the understanding of creative terms. The outcome of this research is to build a more coherent framework to define and understand how the creative economy runs.
Design a website to measure ASEAN entrepreneurship profiling
Authors: Sasmoko  , Saroso H , Hartono H , Purnomo F , Indrianti Y , bin Ramly M K , Artha N 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
ASEAN Entrepreneurship Profiling is one of the initial efforts to bring together profiles among ASEAN countries and to find the most powerful determining factor for entrepreneurs in ASEAN, developed using the Neuroresearch and Waterfall Model research methods. This research aims to identify the design of ASEAN Entrepreneurship Profiling website design to collect data online by using Neuroresearch and Waterfall Model research methods. The result shows that this profiling is expected to be able to contribute to novice entrepreneurs to explore gaps, take advantage of opportunities, prepare for their capacity, and build their potential. It is also easier for business actors when visiting the website as it displays self-profiling and recommendations for themselves.