The
history of the Gedung Sate in Bandung occurred before July 27, 1920,
where the building that used to have a name Gouvernemens Bedrijven (GB)
have completed a blueprint designed by a team of Ir. J. Gerber, Ir. G. Hendriks, and Ir. Eh. De Roo. The draft blueprint of the building is also involved Gementee GB (mayor) Bandung, which at that time with Kol.Pur. VL. Slors as their chairman. To
build this building needed GB 2,000 workers, of which 150 of them are
Chinese people and served as a wood carver or a stonecutter. Of the remaining 1,850 workers, almost entirely never had experience
building important buildings because they had worked in the construction
Gedong shingles (ITB) and Gedong Papak.
History trip Gedung Sate Of Age Netherlands
The history of the Gedung Sate in Bandung started carrying when the first stone was laid on July 27, 1920. Laying the first stone was done by Johanna Catherina Coops, eldest daughter of the mayor of Bandung at the time, B. Coops, along with Petronella Roelefsen who became deputy Governor General JP Graaf Van Limburg Stirum. Building that aims to be the center of the Dutch government chose the city of Bandung as the capital because according to them, the climate of Bandung at that time similar to the climate in Southern France when summer arrives.
Established history Gedung Sate in Bandung
4 years is needed by a team of 2,000 people to resolve GB, precisely in September 1942. When completed, parts of the building including the main building itself GB in which there is the central post office, library (PTT), as well as telephone and telegraph. Apparently, the splendor and uniqueness presented by the Sate was not done by Ir. J. Gerber alone, because he was getting a lot of input from the Dutch maestro in the art of architecture, namely Dr. Hendrik Petrus Berlage. Berlage Gerber suggested that he should put a bit of Indonesian traditional feel in the building that will he made in the area of Indonesia.
During the manufacturing process and its completion, Gedung Sate in Bandung earned high praise from many walks of life. On average compliment containing about how mempesonanya building has architectural style is different from the other, to refer to the style as Indo Europeeschen Architectuur Stijl (Indo-European architectural style). D. Ruhl also wrote that according to the Sate is building in the style of the most beautiful architecture in Indonesia. His writings can be found in a book with the title Bandoeng en haar Hoogvlakte published in 1952. Another opinion arises from two well-known Dutch architect namely Cor Pashier and Jam Wittenberg, where according to them Gedung Sate is the result of a merger of two experimental architectural styles, namely Indonesia and Europe.
In the draft blueprint GB, Gerber brings together several architectural styles, such as the windows, the theme used was Moorish Spain. Different styles are used for the overall building style Italian Rennaisance. For the tower itself, Gerber choose the style of Asia, especially the roof style temple in Bali and pagoda in Thailand. GB seen on the roof, top decorated with "skewer" which has 6 pieces of round objects. There is debate about this thing, where there is a version that says that the object is satay, guava water, or even jasmine which amounted to 6 pieces. The amount of the object is a representation of the cost of construction of the magnificent building, which is 6 million guilders.
The early history of the Gedung Sate in Bandung built in order to become the center of the Dutch East Indies government, right after the Batavia considered no longer fit to be the capital for its development. Early users of the building targeted was the Department of Traffic and Public Works. However transformed to enable so that only the Bureau of Public Works who use the building. On December 3, 1945, the bloody events which occurred the incident claimed the lives of seven young men who risked their lives to maintain the beautiful building of Gurkha troops who tried to attack. In memory of all seven young men who bravely pawn lives, made a memorial stone as material and placed on the back page of the Sate. This monument was then transferred on December 3, 1970 on the orders of the Minister of Public Works.
In 1980, GB then known as the Office of the Governor. This makes sense because the building later became the center of government activity in West Java Province. Earlier, the central government in West Java is located in Building Kerta Mukti in Jalan Braga, Bandung. Work space for the governor are on the 2nd floor On the floor, there is also room for the Deputy Governor, Assistant Bureau, and the Regional Secretary.
History trip Gedung Sate Of Age Netherlands
The history of the Gedung Sate in Bandung started carrying when the first stone was laid on July 27, 1920. Laying the first stone was done by Johanna Catherina Coops, eldest daughter of the mayor of Bandung at the time, B. Coops, along with Petronella Roelefsen who became deputy Governor General JP Graaf Van Limburg Stirum. Building that aims to be the center of the Dutch government chose the city of Bandung as the capital because according to them, the climate of Bandung at that time similar to the climate in Southern France when summer arrives.
Established history Gedung Sate in Bandung
4 years is needed by a team of 2,000 people to resolve GB, precisely in September 1942. When completed, parts of the building including the main building itself GB in which there is the central post office, library (PTT), as well as telephone and telegraph. Apparently, the splendor and uniqueness presented by the Sate was not done by Ir. J. Gerber alone, because he was getting a lot of input from the Dutch maestro in the art of architecture, namely Dr. Hendrik Petrus Berlage. Berlage Gerber suggested that he should put a bit of Indonesian traditional feel in the building that will he made in the area of Indonesia.
During the manufacturing process and its completion, Gedung Sate in Bandung earned high praise from many walks of life. On average compliment containing about how mempesonanya building has architectural style is different from the other, to refer to the style as Indo Europeeschen Architectuur Stijl (Indo-European architectural style). D. Ruhl also wrote that according to the Sate is building in the style of the most beautiful architecture in Indonesia. His writings can be found in a book with the title Bandoeng en haar Hoogvlakte published in 1952. Another opinion arises from two well-known Dutch architect namely Cor Pashier and Jam Wittenberg, where according to them Gedung Sate is the result of a merger of two experimental architectural styles, namely Indonesia and Europe.
In the draft blueprint GB, Gerber brings together several architectural styles, such as the windows, the theme used was Moorish Spain. Different styles are used for the overall building style Italian Rennaisance. For the tower itself, Gerber choose the style of Asia, especially the roof style temple in Bali and pagoda in Thailand. GB seen on the roof, top decorated with "skewer" which has 6 pieces of round objects. There is debate about this thing, where there is a version that says that the object is satay, guava water, or even jasmine which amounted to 6 pieces. The amount of the object is a representation of the cost of construction of the magnificent building, which is 6 million guilders.
The early history of the Gedung Sate in Bandung built in order to become the center of the Dutch East Indies government, right after the Batavia considered no longer fit to be the capital for its development. Early users of the building targeted was the Department of Traffic and Public Works. However transformed to enable so that only the Bureau of Public Works who use the building. On December 3, 1945, the bloody events which occurred the incident claimed the lives of seven young men who risked their lives to maintain the beautiful building of Gurkha troops who tried to attack. In memory of all seven young men who bravely pawn lives, made a memorial stone as material and placed on the back page of the Sate. This monument was then transferred on December 3, 1970 on the orders of the Minister of Public Works.
In 1980, GB then known as the Office of the Governor. This makes sense because the building later became the center of government activity in West Java Province. Earlier, the central government in West Java is located in Building Kerta Mukti in Jalan Braga, Bandung. Work space for the governor are on the 2nd floor On the floor, there is also room for the Deputy Governor, Assistant Bureau, and the Regional Secretary.
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