Traditional design Gazebo The original form of the gazebo is like the house but in smaller and simpler. The etymology of the word gazebo is shrouded in mystery. For years knows gazebo been fixtures in gardens for centuries. In many countries also called flags gazebo, screen houses, kiosks, pavilions, pergolas, arbors, grottos, or pagodas. Some new glossaries during the visit to Indonesia especially in Java related to a lookout.
In people Java is very familiar with gazebo, but different name. Newsstands perception Javanese is the modern name. Something similar with a gazebo in form but with different name, there Gubuk, and Cakruk Gardu.
Gubuk comes from the Javanese language means ugly house or a very simple house. In Java gubuk usually placed in the dike of paddy field, farm and small forest function to relax and have lunch after work. The original plan was similar with gazebo differ only on the material. the farmer who uses the material available in the surrounding nature as thatch, bamboo and solid wood. Gubuk is very simple design and how it is without any solid wood furniture .
Cakruk called for the security checkpoint in the village. The camaraderie among residents is so characteristic of Javanese cakruk taken to ensure the village of a thief of the threat and any other crime. People cooperate to build checkpoints renewable cakruk people look around their village every night. Many people's interest to build the wooden house are wooden house with big company to run fast, but mutual cooperation and the construction cakruk do it as fast and cheap wholesale furniture.
Gardu. Small apartment placed vertically as hills or mountains to see the views surround Gardu Javanese call. Located in the high place and most often built by the government as a support facility for community tourism. Several chairs and table are needed. Usually the construction of wood and concede.
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Posted on May 25, 2010.
