Perancangan Environmental Graphic Design Museum Budaya Lokastithi Giri Badra Desa Cipaku

Yumna, Amirah (2024) Perancangan Environmental Graphic Design Museum Budaya Lokastithi Giri Badra Desa Cipaku. Undergraduate Thesis thesis, Institut Teknologi Telkom Purwokerto.

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Abstract

Knowing history makes a person more appreciative of the values, traditions, and cultural richness owned. One of the places where you can learn history is the museum. One of them is Lokastithi Giri Badra Cultural Museum. To be able to get to know history, museums must be informative. However, in the museum can not be found information related to the history there. Therefore, the Environmental Graphic Design (EGD) of Lokastithi Giri Badra Cultural Museum was created which can improve the provision of information to visitors with historical and nature concepts. The research method used is descriptive qualitative by conducting interviews, observations, and literature studies. The analysis methods used are SWOT, USP, and positioning to analyze and find solutions to existing problems. The results of this study resulted in EGD in the form of signage, wayfinding, information graphic design, interpretative sign, and landmarks. To support the main media, media such as guidebooks, billboards, staff equipment, merchandise, and atmosphere design include aesthetic elements that support the museum environment. In this design, it is expected to be a medium that can make it easier for visitors to get information and create a memorable experience. Keywords: History, cultural museum, Lokastithi Giri Badra Cultural Museum Cipaku Village, Environmental Graphic Design.

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