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Joglo is a type of
traditional vernacular house of the
Javanese people (Javanese omah). The word
joglo refers to the
shape of the roof. In the
highly hierarchical...
- rooms. The
shape of the roof is
reminiscent of the
traditional Javanese joglo. Additionally, the
number of
registered cultural heritage buildings has...
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contains several historic joglo houses, a
traditional Javanese pavilion, and some
eclectic Kalang Houses. The
oldest joglo in the area is from the 1750s...
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Mahligai Pancasila, a government-owned
building with
Joglo Gudang-inspired style...
- the
Betawi have
other traditional houses,
namely Rumah Gudang and
Rumah Joglo.
Although the
Betawi have 3
traditional houses, but the
government admitted...
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Joglo is an
administrative village in the
Kembangan district, city of West Jakarta, Indonesia. It has
postal code of 11640. As of 2010, the po****tion...
- A
joglo-type roof in
Central Java pavilion,
Taman Mini
Indonesia Indah,
modeled after Mangkunegaran palace...
- Dutch, and Chinese) are also seen. The
buildings are of
joglo construction. The
trapezoidal joglo roof is
usually covered with red or gray shingles, tiles...
- a vast roof and few windows. An
avenue of
houses in a
Torajan village.
Joglo with limasan-type roof in
Central Java Uma Mbatangu, a
traditional Sumba...
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Commuterline Yogyakarta–Solo,
informally KRL Jogja–Solo, KRL Solo–Jogja or KRL
Joglo),
officially the
Yogyakarta Commuter Line, is a
commuter rail
system in...
