Greetings everyone. Hello how are you,my dear friends? Thank you, Museum Community. Last Thursday, I visited the Gedung Sate Museum, the address is jalan Diponegoro no.22, Bandung city. Gedung sate is the West Java provincial government office complex and the governor office.

Gedung sate has four floors, the room used as the museum is on the basement floor at the back. The entrance to the museum is decorated with white cloth, and rice bundles are displayed as a symbol of prosperity. Then I entered and registered at the museum staff desk.

The Gedung Sate Museum explains the architectural history of the construction of the Gedung Sate in Bandung City. The construction of the Gedung Sate building began in july 1920 and was completed around 1924 by the Dutch.

A collection of artifact, historical documents of the construction process of the Gedung Sate in the form of photographs, historical documentation archives. Materials and construction materials used at that time are displayed.

Wall blocks with natural stone structures arranged neatly as load bearing structures of the building. Roof covering using wooden shingles, model of the Gedung Sate government office complex.

Gedung Sate was designed with a tropical architectural concept, based on adaptation to the local climate by displaying a blend of Indonesian and European style. The use of local elements combined with modernist elements from Europe.

The corridors in the museum are used to provide visitors with information such as maps of heritage buildings. Sketches of densely populated settlements. In the early 20th Century, Bandung was used as a prototype for a Colonial city and garden city by Dutch city planners.

Thank you for my experience visiting the museum.

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