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Alun-Alun Lama dan Wilhelmina Plein Ruang Terbuka kota di Pusat Pemerintahan Lokal dan Kolonial di Semarang

*R Siti Rukayah orcid scopus  -  Architecture and Urban Planning PhD Program, Architecture Department, Faculty of Enginering, Universitas Diponegoro, Semarang, Indonesia, Indonesia
Septana Bagus Pribadi  -  Architecture and Urban Planning PhD Program, Architecture Department, Faculty of Enginering, Universitas Diponegoro, Semarang, Indonesia, Indonesia
Annica Etenia  -  Architecture and Urban Planning PhD Program, Architecture Department, Faculty of Enginering, Universitas Diponegoro, Semarang, Indonesia, Indonesia
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Design of the government city center in the traditional period has proven to reveal the richness of Indonesian culture. One of them is evidenced by the values of local wisdom that still maintained from generations even though various challenges have been faced, including the penetration of foreign influences. The traditional center of government is reflected in Semarang's Old City Square [Alun-Alun Semarang]. Its existence coincided with the center of colonial administration (Kantor Gouverneur van Java's Noord-Oostkust, 1754–1761) on Jalan Bojong (now Jalan Pemuda Semarang) which lasted until the 1970s. Unfortunately, after the 1970s, the alun-alun and the traditional government center (Kanjengan) disappeared and only left a cultural heritage in the form of mosque buildings and the dhugderan tradition mostly became an icon of the identity of traditional cities in Java. By using the historical method in relation to the use of contemporary sources, this study reveals the existence of the alun-alun as an open space for the traditional rulers and Taman Wilhelmina Plein as an open space for the colonial government, both of them were located in the same city corridor. The Jalan Bojong Corridor is part of de Groote Postweg, Jalan Raya Pos stretched from Anyer to Panarukan. In Semarang, this road connects the fort area which is now the Old City and Alun-Alun Semarang. The interesting  issue is the dualism of  road section in colonial government is reflected and it is side by side with the traditional center of government. 

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Keywords: Perancangan kota Semarang, koridor jalan, bangunan lokal and kolonial government, kearifan lokal

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