PENILAIAN ASET WARISAN BUDAYA MENGGUNAKAN MARKET APPEALROBUSTICITY MATRIX DI MASJID SRI ALAM DUNIA SIPIROK KABUPATEN TAPANULI SELATAN PROVINSI SUMATERA UTARA
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Abstract
Cultural heritage assets are something uniquely valuable
from a society or group that is inherited from previous
generations and then preserved for future generations. The
research design used is mixed methods with quantitative data
acting as the main data and qualitative data serving as
supporting data in this research. The research results
obtained are the preservation of cultural heritage at the Sri
Alam Dunia Sipirok Mosque based on the protection aspect,
namely by carrying out weekly and routine building
maintenance, preventing damage to the main building. In
terms of development, it has results by improving community
welfare. In the assessment of cultural heritage assets, the
results of weighting market appeal and robusticity are
included in the high attractiveness category, where the Sri
Alam Dunia Sipirok Mosque has high attractiveness and
building durability. This has the potential to be used as a
recommendation for historical tourist attractions in the area.
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