The Application of ‘Revitalization’ in Interior Design of the Fine Arts and Ceramics Museum, Kota Tua, Jakarta for Millennials

Abstract

Culture is a developed way of life which owned together by a group of people and bequeathed from generation to generation. The bequeathed form of culture becomes pride for Indonesia. In order to preserve that form of art culture, it is an obligation for government to maintain that form of art, such as building a museum. However, with new tourist attractions, museum has been left by tourists, especially millennials. The decreasing of museum tour is caused by several factors. One of them is Fine Arts and Ceramics Museum. Revitalization in interior design for Fine Arts and Ceramics Museum is one of ways to face this problem. Designing is done programmatically with qualitative method (descriptive-analytical) by gathering data from Fine Arts and Ceramics Museum first which followed with analytical process about technical and non-technical needs in the museum. The applied concept for this museum is chronosphere or time machine where the museum will be more modern and collection room will use thematic approach based on the historical collection for helping visitors to feel the difference of each room with interactive and informative technology.